The European Union and Britain on Monday announced additional agreements on the ...
BRUSSELS - The European Union and Britain on Monday announced additional agreements on the contentious Irish border backstop in a bid to make their stalled Brexit deal more palatable to the House of Commons.
- The sides agree to a “regular” review of their agreements on the Irish border. They say the so-called Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, an international law on legal agreements between states, is a reference in any disputes. - The EU and Britain “will start negotiations on a subsequent agreement as soon as possible after the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the Union. Those negotiations should be conducted as a matter of priority, and efforts redoubled should the negotiations not be concluded within 1 year” after Brexit.
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