The European Union demanded that Britain make “sufficient progress” on its divorce before talks on a trade deal can start as it laid out its tough Brexit negotiating plans Friday. EU president Donald Tusk ruled out an immediate start to parallel talks, as demanded by British Prime Minister Theresa May ...
Britain will Thursday begin the messy task of disentangling itself from EU laws, as the first signs of rancor between London and Brussels emerged at the start of their two-year divorce proceedings. As some of the EU’s top leaders gathered to flesh out their strategy for the hard talks ahead, ...
