UK and EU Are Back at the Table for Brexit Negotiations

UK and EU Are Back at the Table for Brexit Negotiations

Britain and the EU are back at the table for Brexit talks. The UK and European Union (EU) officials, who will resume the Brexit negotiations, will reach an agreement within 7 weeks. UK and European Union (EU) officials resumed their Brexit negotiations. The two sides have 7 weeks to reach an agreement. Talks between the two will begin in Brussels as of Tuesday. Prime Minister Boris Johnson's chief negotiator, David Frost, and his European counterpart, Michel Barnier, will discuss how to reach an agreement at dinner. After the dinner, nearly 50 officials from both sides will work on technical details on Wednesday and Thursday before the leaders' meeting on Friday morning. Both sides want to reach a compromise by October 2, the deadline of the agreement, but the parties do not back down. According to statements made by the officials of the two blocks, everyone is waiting for the other to blink. Speaking about the aforementioned information, a European Union official stated that there will be no significant development this week. Speaking to reporters in London on Monday, Prime Minister Johnson's spokesperson Jamie Davies said, "Our expectations are that the deal could be realized in September." If the two sides fail to reconcile by December 31, within the scope of the post-Brexit transition phase, consumers will face quotas and tariffs for the first time in generations.