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The UK was torn apart by political turmoil on Thursday after Prime Minister Theresa May briefed lawmakers on her recently signed deal on Britain's departure from the European Union on Wednesday night. .
A series of high-profile resignation announcements has been launched, including from the Minister responsible for overseeing Brexit. Some members of the center-right conservative party in May complained that the proposed agreement did not go far enough to extract the country from the EU's regulatory obligations. Opposition lawmakers in the center-left Labor Party were also unhappy, many of them standing in favor of another referendum on membership in the bloc. May may soon face a vote of no confidence, struggling to keep his political career alive.
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la France
<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "The editorial board of the French daily The world praised May's "tenacity" for remaining as Prime Minister. "Rarely has a head of government received so many punches, suffered so much humiliation and faced so many mockery and betrayals. […] She pulled this impossible agreement out of her hat. "" Data-reactid = "19"> The French newspaper's writing The world praised May's "tenacity" for remaining as Prime Minister. "Rarely has a head of government received so many punches, suffered so much humiliation and faced so many mockery and betrayals. […] She pulled that impossible chord out of her hat. "
<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "But, they warned, lawmakers are now considered as "sad reality: Great Britain will be in a worse situation than she wanted to go out. " maintain much of the US regulatory framework., they said, Britain had failed to "regain control" of its country, as promised by Brexit activists. "Unless they want to break all the bridges and jeopardize their economy and the union of the kingdom, the British will continue to abide by a lot of European rules, including the customs union, while abandoning their ability to help them make a decision. " "Data-reactid =" 20 "> But, they warned, lawmakers are now faced with the" sad reality: Britain will be in a worse situation than she wanted to get out. "The regulatory framework of the EU, they said, has failed to" regain control "of their country, as promised by Brexit supporters:" Unless & # 39; 39, they do not want to destroy all the bridges and jeopardize their economy and the union of the kingdom, the British will continue to comply with a large number of European rules, including the customs union, while abandoning their ability to help them decide. "
<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Maybe in a veiled search during recent diplomacy American foreign, The world commended the civilian tone of negotiator Michel Barnier for Britain. "At a time when public exchanges of invective and threats between world leaders have become a fashion in international relations, its display of European know-how was somewhat reassuring." "Data-reactid =" 21 " > Perhaps in a veiled search at a recent American Foreign Diplomacy, The world commended the civilian tone of negotiator Michel Barnier for Britain. "At a time when invective public exchanges and threats between world leaders have become a fashion in international relations, its display of European know-how was somewhat reassuring."
Spain
<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "In Spain, El País "It's easy to criticize, but no one else has dared to oversee the titanic task of destroying the UK's 45-year-old route." "data-reactid =" 23 "> In Spain, El País May's sympathy "It's easy to criticize her, but no one else has dared to oversee the titanic task of destroying the road that the UK has been using for 45 years."
The agreement with May aligns the UK with the EU. This is unlikely to satisfy the Brexit supporters, but it is far enough away to cause significant damage to the UK economy, they continued. "It's not a difficult Brexit, but a weak and anemic one."
The paper also lamented the impact on the US. "A European Union without the British is less European and less unified. We can only repair it by doing it again quickly [the links] which are about to be destroyed, especially in terms of security and defense. "
Germany
<p class = "web-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "A columnist for Germany Frankfurter Allgemeine The Brexit politicians, Dominic Raab, who has just resigned, had harsh words for the politicians who support Brexit and who are not satisfied with this agreement. the agreement, including the Brexit Minister who has just resigned, Dominic Raab.
"He said that the agreement negotiated with the European Union did not keep the promises made to the British people," wrote columnist Peter Sturm. "The man is right. But it's because Brexit supporters made senseless promises during the 2016 referendum campaign that they needed to know they would never realize it. Complaining now suggests that he has little political maturity. "
<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Journalists for German paper located in the center-right Die Welt pointed out that British political divisions meant that certainty about Brexit was still a long way off. "The agreement is still in danger," they said, "Britain is facing a serious crisis." "Data-reactid =" 29 "> Reporters for a German center-right newspaper Die Welt pointed out that British political divisions meant that certainty about Brexit was still a long way off. "The agreement is still in danger," they said, "Britain is facing a serious crisis".
They warned the 27 other US Member States would hesitate to approve the agreement themselves until the United Kingdom appears more stable. "Everyone is looking in London. Europeans want to give their agreement only when white smoke rises, "they said." Because the bitter experience of the past is that an agreement reached with May may collapse at the last moment in because of the national resistance. "
Ireland
<p class = "canvas-atom-canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "The Irish Times also questioned May's ability to get the deal approved by her own parliament. "His appearance in the House of Commons seems perilous," the editorial board wrote. "At least now, the process is under way and the British Prime Minister Theresa May has taken the step. "" data-reactid = "32"> The Irish Times also questioned May's ability to get the deal approved by her own parliament. "His appearance in the House of Commons seems perilous," the editorial board wrote. "At least the process is under way and British Prime Minister Theresa May has taken the plunge."
But they added that the deal would not mean anything to their nearest neighbor. "[Wherever] In the end, the United Kingdom will be worse off and will have less influence and weight. But, unfortunately, it is the inevitability of Brexit. "
