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"Löfven and Merkel in talks about brexit"
"Of the week, is expected a new attempt to break the deadlock on brexit in the Uk."
the "Brexit, was also on the agenda when prime minister Stefan Löfven and the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, met late on Sunday night."
"– There is not a single call now, which does not contain brexit, " says Stefan Löfven (S)."
"Löfven and Angela Merkel took the opportunity to have a meeting on the topical EU issues in connection with both inaugurated this year Hannovermässa in Germany."
"In the last Friday said the british parliament for the third time, no prime minister Theresa Mays utträdesavtal. This means that the Uk will crash out of the EU without agreement on april 12, if no other solution is found before then."
"But even if the Uk has taken a step closer to a hard brexit and the time runs in the way, so there is still a strong resistance against this in the parliament. This suggests that the british still want to find other solutions, think Leaves."
"– You don't want to have a hard brexit, many people understand that there will be disastrous consequences for all, not least for the Uk, " says Löfven."
"the EU's permanent president Donald Tusk called an extraordinary EU summit as soon as Friday's vote became known in London. The summit will be held on 10 april in Brussels, two days prior to the current utträdesdatumet. Theresa May may then request a further extension, but she must be able to present a plan for what she wants to use the time to."
"During the week there will be feverish activity in London to find a solution that a majority can agree on. So far, parliament has basically said no to everything that has been laid on the table. Now heard that it may be able to go to get support for a customs union between the EU and the Uk, thus, a softer variant of the brexit previously rejected."
"– It is still so that whether you are discussing a new referendum or customs union, so must nevertheless utträdesavtalet also be accepted, says Stefan Löfven."
