New Northern Ireland Deal Restores Power-Sharing Government
Critics fear the deal could give the EU too much influence over internal UK trade.
Critics fear the deal could give the EU too much influence over internal UK trade.
The agreement between the EU and UK governments will entail reduced border checks on British goods entering Northern Ireland.
The dissident republican group, the New IRA, released a statement claiming responsibility for the attack.
Critics suggest the former prime minister is less interested in resolving Brexit than finding himself back in the halls of power.
A deal between the UK and EU to implement the Northern Ireland Protocol is close at hand.
The IMF predicted this week that the UK’s economic growth will lag behind all other developed countries in 2023.
It appears the EU is kicking the “can down the road,” holding off on signing any agreements, hoping the Labour Party will take the reins of government after the next general election.
Regarding the imposition of tariffs or other retaliatory measures toward the UK, Šefčovič also said that “if this draft bill becomes the law, then I cannot exclude anything.”
Johnson and his ministers have been tight-lipped on the details the protocol legislation will propose, saying only that the changes are minor and within the bounds of international law.
Though the election of Sinn Fein may signal a shift in Northern Irish politics, old tensions still continue to surface.
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