"Trump m told to sue the EU" – News International: Europe

For days he had been speculated. Theresa May British prime minister, revealed the "brutal" advice of US President Donald Trump for negotiations on Brexit: "He told me to sue the EU in court. The EU is suing. Do not enter the negotiations, they pursue, "said Sunday, May, the British broadcaster BBC.

May gave the tip of the US president a clear rejection. She stresses that she wants to negotiate with Brussels

"Do not run away from negotiations"

At the press conference after the summit on Friday, Trump advised him not to "run away" " the negotiations. she was "in a difficult situation"

In this context as well, May reiterated her intention to negotiate the "best deal" for the planned withdrawal of the EU in March of next year. Trump and May were met at Checkers at the British Prime Minister's Mansion

"Maybe she thought it was too brutal."

Trump himself only gave his advice up here. In an interview with the British newspaper "The Sun" a few hours before the summit, he expressed his disappointment that the British prime ministers did not follow his proposals.

At the press conference, the US president said: I think she may have thought it was too brutal.

"We could end up without Brexit"

British Prime Minister Theresa May warned critics of the party not to boycott the Brexit Strategy to completely undermine Britain's planned exit United Kingdom of the EU. "We have to keep an eye on the goal, otherwise we run the risk of ending up without Brexit at the end," wrote the conservative conservative president in a contribution to the "Mail on Sunday". She took the concerns of some party members against their true course, but they had until today no "viable alternative" submitted. Therefore, his "practical and pragmatic" approach is the drug of choice

Nearly nine months before the release of the EU on March 29, 2019, the May government is in deep crisis. Brexit supporters in his party rebel against the new initiative of the Prime Minister in favor of a less abrupt exit from the EU. The Brexit White Paper Mays, which has only been endorsed under strong pressure, for example, provides for a free trade agreement with the European Union.

The hardliners fear being too tied to the EU and new concessions in Brussels during the negotiations. Brexit Minister David Davis and Foreign Minister Boris Johnson resigned in the conflict over the strategy paper that Johnson described as "shit" in the cabinet, according to media reports.

For the British newspaper Sunday, she took a difficult bargaining position in negotiations with Brussels. His white paper is not "a long wish list from which negotiators can choose raisins.It is a comprehensive plan with a series of non-negotiable results."