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U.K. Set to Compromise on Brexit Demands
With only six weeks left
until the official Brexit date, the U.K. is now set to compromise on its
demands for a re-write of the Brexit agreement, according to Bloomberg.
In latest Brexit news, the government
is reducing its changes to the Irish border backstop arrangement and it will
not push for a reopening of the withdrawal agreement. This new stand could help
ease things out with Brussels, but it “risks making the agreement more difficult to sell to members of
Parliament in London,” Bloomberg states.
Even as this is the case, Pro-Brexit
politicians are not satisfied with the backstop as it stands, because this
could see the U.K. bound to his agreement for an uncertain amount of time, “preventing the country from forging its
own trade deals,” said the media company.
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