Almost halfway through the Brexit transition period, both sides agree no real progress has been made. It’s now time, negotiators say, for political leaders to get talks going again
Almost halfway through the Brexit transition period, both sides agree no real progress has been made.While top level officials on both sides of the Channel were focused on the coronavirus pandemic the last couple of months, they will now need to make a little space for Brexit once again after the fourth round of talks on the future relationship between the U.K. and the EU ended in deadlock on Friday.
U.K. business lobby the Confederation of British Industry urged political leaders to intervene in order to prevent a “deeply damaging no deal.” However, the conference will still be a key moment to move the talks forward. “These negotiations now need some extra political momentum,” Barnier said Friday.
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