Britain to publish its aims in post-Brexit trade talks
A float with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson with a Brexit sign and a fool's hat in his hand crouching in front of the Queen is presented by the Mainz Carnival Association during a media preview, in Mainz, Germany, on February 18. – EPA pic, February 18, 2020.
BRITAIN will publish its objectives for post-Brexit trade talks with the European Union today, with the two sides clashing over standards and fishing rights before negotiations have even begun. Two days after EU ministers approved their own joint approach, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government will set out its priorities for the talks starting Monday.
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