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- UK must make substantive moves in Brexit talks - German minister
UK must make substantive moves in Brexit talks - German minister
Reuters reports that a German minister demanded "substantive" movement from Britain on fisheries, dispute settlement and state aid rules in post-Brexit trade.
EU affairs minister Michael Roth said the EU was working hard for a deal, but was also ready to trade from 2021 without any accord to limit tariffs or quotas.
"We are at a very critical stage in the negotiations and we are extremely under pressure. Time is running out," Roth said.
The talks are aimed at reaching a new partnership agreement with Britain on everything from trade to transport and nuclear cooperation from Jan. 1, when London's post-Brexit standstill transition has run its course. Around a trillion euros' worth of annual trade are at stake.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has also said he wants to know by Oct. 15 if a deal is within reach.
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