The European side sees a dim light through the dense fog surrounding the torturous Brexit negotiations, although Boris Johnson’s government insists, at least in its public rhetoric, that leaving without a trade deal remains the most likely scenario. “There is mobility, that’s good. We are talking about a new beginning
Boris Johnson and Ursula Von der Leyen agreed to give the talks another chance. Brussels and London have agreed to give a new extension to the talks on the smooth exit of Great Britain from the European Union, in case they manage to agree on at least a common ground
Britain and the EU have agreed to make a “last resort” and continue talks on a trade agreement in the post-Brexit era. “Our negotiating teams have been working day and night over recent days. And despite the exhaustion after almost a year of negotiations, despite the fact that deadlines have
The EU and Britain are expected to agree to continue talks over the telephone conversation would have today at 14: 00 (Greek time) the European Commission President Ursula von der Laien and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson for Brexit. Information reported to Reuters, citing EU sources.
The European Union and the United Kingdom are now deciding on the fate of their post-Brexit negotiations, and are expected to either find a failure with grave consequences or judge that an agreement is still possible, just twenty days before. from the final rupture. Boris Johnson is facing the wrath
