Trump: May's Brexit Plan "Probably Kills" the Trade Agreement

After the decision of the British, the EU leave, the negotiations are on the exit process. Prime Minister Theresa May recently presented a plan – triggering a serious government crisis, including ministerial resignations. All the information about the Brexit process in the VIP News newsletter

Trump: The Brexit plan could "probably kill" a trade agreement

Friday, July 13, 1:10 pm: US President Donald Trump aa criticized again the plan of British Prime Minister Theresa May for Brexit. If it is implemented, "we would deal with the European Union rather than with the UK," Trump said in an interview with The Sun newspaper (Friday). It would "probably kill" a bilateral agreement between the United States and Britain.

May continues to seek close economic and regulatory ties with the EU after his country leaves the country. She wants to avoid a hard cut.

The US president arrived Thursday in London from his Brussels summit with his wife Melania. As part of his four-day visit to the United Kingdom, he will be hosted in May in May at their country house, Checkers.

Trump's inaugural visit will focus on a trade deal designed to boost US trade after Britain's exit from the EU. May aspire to an "ambitious agreement," said a spokeswoman for the British government. Trump also wants "a bilateral trade deal as soon as possible," said US ambbadador to London Woody Johnson.

Trump already had Thursday in Brussels criticized the Brexit policy of May. He did not know if the Prime Minister's plans would confirm the British vote in the referendum two years ago. May responded by saying: "We veto the British people."

Conservative Vice-Presidents resign for controversy over Brexit

Tuesday, July 10, 6:35 pm: British Prime Minister Theresa May loses in the government crisis because of the planned exit of the EU following the approval of its own ranks. On Tuesday, two other politicians announced their resignation: Vice Presidents of the Conservative Party, Ben Bradley and Maria Caulfield. They could not support the direction in which the Brexit negotiations are currently taking place, Caulfield writes, according to the PA news agency in their letter of resignation. Although the two politicians are largely unknown, their resignation should be seen as a clear signal in the party.

22:01: Former British Health Minister Jeremy Hunt becomes new Foreign Minister. This was announced by the London government Monday night. Hunt succeeds Boris Johnson, who resigned in Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit policy dispute.

Former British Minister Johnson settles on Brexit: "The dream is dying"

19:18: The former British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, retired, wrote in a letter that "the dream of Brexit is about to die". Brexit should be an opportunity for the country. He wrote: "It has been more than two years since the British voted to leave the EU and regain control of their democracy". But important decisions have been postponed, the project has not progressed

The FDP calls for the resignation of Johnson Brexit referendum in Britain

17.10: The FDP calls for the resignation of the British minister Foreign Minister Boris Johnson Referendum on Brexit in the United Kingdom. "Given the fragmentation of the government, a second referendum is urgent," said Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, vice president of the FDP parliamentary group, the editorial network in Germany (RND / Tuesday). "It could be voted through different scenarios – including the fate of Britain in the European Union." Lambsdorff said the FDP has always respected the British vote: "Now we have a new situation."

can defend Brexit After Johnson's resignation

17:06: Following the resignation of British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, Prime Minister Theresa May defended her course of cooperation in the negotiations on Brexit. She regretted the withdrawal of Johnson and his Minister of Brexit David Davis Monday in the British House of Commons, but also highlighted their differences of views on the relationship between Britain and the EU after the London exit from the Union next year. Their goal of maintaining close relations with the EU is protecting jobs and is better for the people, said May. "It's the good deal for Britain."

16h05: The government crisis in London intensifies. A few hours after Brexit Minister David Davis, British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson resigned on Monday. The BBC government said that. Barely nine months before the EU's exit on March 29, 2019, the government of Prime Minister Theresa May is currently in a mbadive government crisis

Brexit supporters in the British government are rebelling against the new policy from Mays. l & # 39; EU. The question is whether Johnson now wants to become head of government himself. The political future of Mays is also questioned with the resignation of ministers.

May ordered her office Friday to hold a twelve-hour marathon meeting on the Checkers Estate in northwestern London. The ministers even had to hand over their smartphones at the closed meeting. In the evening of May announced that the government had agreed on a new strategy for the exit of the EU. But the agreement was only submitted to strong pressure.

Davis, the hard-Berliner, feared that the plans would bind Britain too closely to the EU. In addition, other concessions in Brussels were threatened during the negotiations.

Johnson is considered to be Brexit's most important spokesperson and would have described Brexit's new projects as "shit" at the Council of Ministers. He was under pressure to match Davis.

Dominic Raab to become the new minister of Brexit

23:38: Dominic Raab to become the new Brexit minister in Britain. This was announced by the British government on Monday. Its predecessor, David Davis, resigned Sunday night in a dispute over Prime Minister Theresa May's new strategy on Brexit. Like Davis, Raab, 44, is a fan of Brexit. Davis' resignation plunged the London government into a deep crisis just nine months before the EU exit on March 29.

Brexit Minister Davis Resigns to Protest May

Monday 09. July, 15h54: Britain's Brexit Minister David Davis resigned in the government's exit policy dispute. The "new trend" of political and tactical Brexit makes it less likely that Britain will leave the single market and the customs union, said the step in his resignation letter to Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday night. The head of the government contradicted. She disagreed with her description of Brexit's new strategy, she replied. [Mai] Mai had ordered his Cabinet to conduct a twelve-hour marathon session at the Checker Estate in northwest London. The ministers even had to hand over their smartphones at the closed meeting. In the evening of May announced that the government had agreed on a new strategy for the exit of the EU. But the agreement only occurred under heavy pressure

. The plan was considered by many Brexit extremists as a departure from the EU exit. For May, the resignation of Davis is a blow. She must now count with more resistance from the Brexit wing of her party. Some 60 members of their group are counted among them.

Foreign Minister Boris Johnson would also have accepted the plans with extreme reluctance. Two secretaries of state at the Brexit Ministry also reportedly withdrew their hat. If more members of the government resign, the month of May could bring great distress. Even an untimely fall of the Prime Minister does not seem out of the question.

Davis is a strong advocate of a clean break with Brussels. He had threatened to resign in the past if May tied the country too closely to Brussels. He has long been dissatisfied with his role in government. Davis had always been brief in the exit negotiations in Brussels and often seemed unprepared.

More and more, May took the lead in negotiations. His resignation plunges the government at the wrong time into a new crisis. Britain will leave the European Union on March 29, 2019. Until then, there must be an exit agreement, otherwise the chaos threatens.

Davis is the sixth minister May has lost since last June's election. Defense Secretary Michael Fallon and Deputy Prime Minister Damian Green have dropped their posts after allegations of harbadment. Development Minister Priti Patel resigned because she had met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu without agreement. Interior Minister Amber Rudd was forced to resign as a clandestine immigrant in the scandal of illegal treatment of immigrant workers in the Caribbean.

Only one resignation was triggered by a scandal: James Brokenshire left his post as British Minister for Northern Ireland. He returned to the Cabinet table as Minister of Local Authorities.

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