Enough Delay: EU Demands UK to Finalize Post-Brexit Agreement

Recently, the EU has told the UK to apply “deals completely” before talks and arrangements to “reestablish” relationships can happen. Here’s the story. 

Reset EU Relationships

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Under Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership, The new UK government has expressed the desire to “reset” relationships with the EU. However, before any of this could happen, the EU had to set some terms. 

Split by a Hair

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Brexit was a turn in history when the United Kingdom decided to leave the European Union. This happened during the conservative leadership, and while the decision to leave was almost 50/50, votes so close showed a clear divide within the UK. 

Not Pro Brexit

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According to CNBC, Labour was not pro-Brexit, but the party has always kept true to “respecting the wishes of the British people,” reports said. 

Re-Establishing Relationships

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With the new government in leadership, one of the major things is to mend relationships with the EU in favour of the well-being of the UK. 

No Intention of Joining EU

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According to CNBC reports, the labour government is not willing to go back to the EU 100%; instead, “resetting” the relationship will resolve other concerns. 

Complying With EU Deals

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Brussels had reportedly told the UK to apply the deals of Brexit on UK and Ireland, The Guardian reported. 

No Tariffs

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One of the deals is no imposed tariffs between EU and UK when exporting or importing goods. However, this only applies to countries in the EU and those in the US. 

There May Be Challenges

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According to Investopedia, the EU and UK will transition into a rebuilt relationship however, the border issues are challenging. 

Border Crises Can Negatively Impact the EU-UK Trade

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Reports suggest that while it may sound good in theory, on paper, it predicts more challenges, especially when it’s related to trading goods over UK and EU borders. This comes in light of the border control crises in the UK. 

All Equal

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Investopedia also predicted that due to the border issues, it could influence over £500,000 per year. Another deal the EU regulated for the UK to follow upon Brexit is an even field for business and trade. 

Fishing Reduction and Business

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Reduced fishing in UK waters by 25% from EU states is one of the conditions. The EU is also said to affect the way UK businesses operate. Businesses established or operating in the UK must comply and be verified with EU rulings for businesses and financial details. 

Other EU Deals

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The long list of deals that EU countries are asking UK to follow before establishing a relationship, “reset” includes “dispute resolutions,” and “individual impact,” to name a few.

EU Settlement Scheme

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The EU said that the UK didn’t apply all the terms as agreed upon, and these include how “EU citizens rights are affected.”

Continue Living and Working in UK

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According to reports, the “EU settlement scheme” allows EU citizens to have their rightful benefits and “immigration status.” The specific immigration status for EU citizens in UK allows for their continued living and working in the country” 

Not Everyone Needs to Apply

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The EU Settlement Scheme exempts certain nationalities, such as Irish and British-Irish citizens, from applying. Others need to use it if they have family they must care for in Britain with British citizenship. 

A Possible New Start

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According to The Gaudian, the EU would be happy to establish a new EU-UK relationship with new terms that will be in effect for trading, finance, business deals, and more. 

A Long Way to Go

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It will take a long time for the Labour government to mend “fractured foundations,” as Chancellor Rachel Reeves once said. 

“Reset Needed”

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Establishing the new government’s promised pledges is also a long road. Still, a “reset” in the UK-EU relationship was one of the first points the new government wanted to fulfil. 

Connected for the Same Course

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The EU has said that it is dedicated to a “positive plan” with the UK and following through with respect and “faithful,” “timely implementation” of everything. The EU also said that The Windsor framework remains the key to the EU-UK relationship. 

It Could Be Good for All

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Working together is part of a mutual goal between the EU and the UK, provided that specific criteria are strictly met.

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