EU Chief: EU-UK Should Put Long-Term Relationship First

June 16, 2021 - By admin

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The European Union peak official said the former partner had to think of their long-term relationship to end blocks of blocks with England for post-brexit trade arrangements

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Head of EU: EU-UK must place a long-term relationship first

Associated Press.

European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen spoke during a media conference at the end of the EU-Canada summit at the European Council Building in Brussels, The Associated Presents

By Samuel Petrequin, Associated Press

Brussels (AP) – High-ranking European Union officials urge both parties to think of their long-term relationships and end blocks of blocks with u.K. for post-brexit trade settings.

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Long negotiations on British divorce from the EU have been complicated, and practical separation between previous partners proved to be a thorny problem too.

In their last dispute, the EU was angry at the delay in the British government in applying a new check on several items that entered Northern Ireland from the remaining UK., as agreed upon in the Brexit agreement. On the other hand, England said the check was forcing a big burden on the business U.K. and Destabilization of Northern Ireland peace.

“I always say I want a new start to the old friends,” said the European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen said on Tuesday. “We see that at first there are now difficulties, and there is a serious problem that must be resolved. I am very convincing, with a constructive approach, and with the idea that we know it is a long-term relationship that we build here, this problem can only be overcome. “