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Oct 17, 2019 · A revised Brexit deal has been agreed by the UK and EU. What is in it? Most of the changes - to the deal agreed by Theresa May with EU in November 2018 - are to do with the status of the Irish ...
Dec 30, 2020 · What the deal says: UK nationals will need a visa for stays of longer than 90 days in the EU in a 180-day period. EU pet passports will no longer be valid. European Health Insurance Cards, (EHIC ...
Jan 22, 2021 · The deal is far from the finished article: Britain and the EU will carry on talking for months or years to fill in the gaps in the treaty, including on financial services and rules to allow ...
- Fishing. One of the most difficult issues in the negotiations: how many fish will EU boats be able to catch in UK waters in future, and how long will any transition period last before new measures come into full force?
- The 'level playing field' What will the rules on fair competition look like, to ensure that businesses on one side don't gain an unfair advantage over their competitors on the other?
- Dispute resolution. This will be the subject of years of negotiations to come. How will the deal actually be enforced if either side breaks any of the terms and conditions?
- European Court of Justice (ECJ) The EU's highest court will remain the ultimate arbiter of European law. But the UK government has said the direct jurisdiction of the ECJ in Britain will come to an end.
Dec 30, 2020 · What the deal says: UK nationals will need a visa for stays of longer than 90 days in the EU in a 180-day period. EU pet passports will no longer be valid. European Health Insurance Cards, (EHIC ...
Nov 8, 2021 · A portmanteau of the words Britain and exit, Brexit caught on as shorthand for the proposal that Britain leave the European Union and change its relationship with the bloc on trade, security and ...
Nov 8, 2020 · With regard to Brexit, it has the potential to have a knock-on effect on the revamped EU-NATO relationship, and the United Kingdom might also have the potential to become a future blocker and spoiler of this special interorganisational relationship, which will depend on the outcome of the Brexit negotiations and Britain’s future security and ...
