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The Hague, Berlin, Brussels, the British Prime Minister is on a Last-Minute Tour of the continent. Your Mission: the Brexit Treaty negotiations. Your chances of success: very low.
It is a full day for the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, After she canceled on Monday, the scheduled Parliament vote on the Brexit agreement, she wants to advertise now for renegotiations. Although multiple appointments with government and EU chiefs are on your schedule but on a new tug-of-war to the Brexit Deal they strike May the quasi, the door in front of the nose.
"There is no room for renegotiations."
clearly summed up President of the EU Commission Jean-Claude Juncker its position. He acknowledged that there is still room "for further clarification and additional interpretations", however, the agreements break new? In any case. "The agreement we have reached is the best possible agreement. It is the only possible agreement", - said the head of the European Commission on Twitter.
Tusk calls Brexit-the summit there is aWith his vehement opposition to further negotiations, there is Juncker's EU-politicians are not alone. EU Council President Donald Tusk had already announced to the cancelled vote in the house, a Brexit-summit on the sidelines of Thursday's scheduled EU summit. New you will roll up the points of Brexit-Deals. Instead, he argued, to discuss the scenario of an EU exit of the UK without the agreement again. It is the No-Deal scenario, or "hard Brexit".
Also the Chairman of the liberal EU parliamentary group, Guy Verhofstadt and the leader of the Christian democratic European people's party (EPP), Manfred Weber, to leave the agreement the way it is. "We're not playing this game," said Weber. Who leave the EU, lose their benefits. "This is the experience of the British."
