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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) – British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Northern Ireland’s trade deals European Union He said he was “giving everything” to strike a new post-Brexit deal, calling it essential to ensure a return to power-sharing. in the province.
“There is unfinished business on Brexit and I want to finish it,” Sunak told The Sunday Times.
It was then that the MPs of Sunak’s Conservative Party were told to be in the parliament.
20 to leave the EU20As part of the agreement of Britain A 500-kilometer (300 mi) land border with EU member Ireland with Brussels, known as the Northern Ireland Protocol on the border political agreed not to apply the disputed checks.
But the protocol created a de facto border in the Irish Sea for some goods shipped from Britain, because it included Northern Ireland Europe For the goods of the Union unit kept in the market.
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Sunak said the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which is concerned about the EU retaining influence over Northern Ireland, will try to address concerns about the deal.
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar told reporters on Saturday that Britain and the EU is moving forward.
Sunak said he hoped the negotiations would have a positive outcome and would spend the weekend trying to complete them.
Pointing to the DUP, he said the 1998 Good Friday peace deal for Northern Ireland was not balanced by protocol, prompting the DUP to boycott Northern Ireland’s assembly.
“If we want to restore the institutions of devolution in Northern Ireland, which I very much want and I think that’s what people need and deserve, then we need to address the issues of protocol,” Sunak said.
According to him, on Wednesday one the police The shooting of the officer “reminds us of the delicate situation in Northern Ireland, its fragility, and we should not take it for granted. And that’s why it’s really important to share and deploy power.”
The officer is in critical condition in hospital.
The Sunday Times reported that Sunak was confident the deal met all of the DUP’s conditions, but the party said Northern Ireland, unlike the rest of the UK, is part of some E.U. unit expressed his displeasure that he would have to apply the market legislation.
Newspaper writes that DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson “was set to reject the deal”.
The DUP and some Conservative MPs, including former Prime Minister Asked about the anger over the Boris Johnson deal being kept in the dark, Sunak said: “I know people will always want to know every detail, but at the end of the day you can’t. conduct very complex negotiations in public.”
Written by William Schomberg; Edited by Alexander Smith
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2023-02-26 03:34:22
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