Britain and France clashed again in a post-Brexit fishing row on Sunday, with London denying it had shifted its position and Paris insisting it was now up to Britain to resolve a dispute that could ultimately hurt trade.
The two sides painted different pictures of a meeting between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and President Emmanuel Macron on the sidelines of a Group of 20 summit in Rome.
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Deadlock over fish as UK and France spar over Brexit deal | Reuters
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Showing posts with label Fishing Rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fishing Rights. Show all posts
11/1/21
12/18/20
EU-Britain Negotiations stuck over fishing righta: Boris Johnson calls on EU to break Brexit deadlock over fishing
Boris Johnson has called on Brussels to make a final offer on access to British fishing waters to break the Brexit deadlock, as the EU’s Michel Barnier said the trade and security talks were entering the final “few hours”.
Read more at: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/dec/18/barnier-fishing-row-obstacle-final-hours-brexit-talks
Read more at: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/dec/18/barnier-fishing-row-obstacle-final-hours-brexit-talks
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12/14/20
Britain: Boris Johnson, Miles Davis, and Brexit - by Gabrielle Debinski
"Time isn't the main thing. It's the only thing." The words of jazz genius Miles Davis are surely resonating with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who flew to Brussels on Wednesday to iron out a post-Brexit trade agreement before the UK formally leaves the European Union — with or without a deal — on January 1.
For the UK, the stakes are very high. If no deal is reached by January 1, British businesses that have long benefitted from access to the bloc's customs union will find themselves facing massive bureaucratic hurdles and high costs on goods crossing borders.
Read more at: Boris Johnson, Miles Davis, and Brexit - GZERO Media
For the UK, the stakes are very high. If no deal is reached by January 1, British businesses that have long benefitted from access to the bloc's customs union will find themselves facing massive bureaucratic hurdles and high costs on goods crossing borders.
Read more at: Boris Johnson, Miles Davis, and Brexit - GZERO Media
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