"Hard Off Europe" May Mean The Loss Of British Zero Tariff Trade Right.

According to two senior British officials, British Prime Minister Teresa May (Theresa May) will tell other EU leaders at the EU summit that Britain's referendum on "off Europe" must be respected, and there will be no second referendum to prevent Britain from leaving the euro area.

The two officials said Teresa May joined the EU summit for the first time as prime minister in October 20th.

Some EU leaders hinted at Britain.

"It may not happen," Teresa May pointed out. Britain has no choice but to leave the European Union.

At the two day EU summit, Teresa May plans to deliver the above speech at a work dinner in Brussels.

This will give a clear signal, and after Britain left the EU, she did not seek to maintain close ties between Britain and the European Union.

The two officials refused to reveal their names because they talked about the prime minister's strategy.

At the two day EU summit, Teresa May plans to deliver the above speech at a work dinner in Brussels.

This will give a clear signal, and after Britain left the EU, she did not seek to maintain close ties between Britain and the European Union.

The two officials refused to reveal their names because they talked about the prime minister's strategy.

German Chancellor Merkel (Angela Merkel) said the EU must face the reality of Britain's "off Europe".

Teresa May's strong speech extinguished everyone's idea of saving Britain from Europe.

As a result, any unrealistic illusion has deepened the speculation that Britain has completely left the EU single market.

European Union president Donald Tusk said last week that Britain might finally decide to stay in the EU because the EU would not provide Teresa May with other options.

"Hard off Europe" may mean the loss of British zero tariff trade right.

Tusk and other European leaders also told Teresa May that they might not start negotiations on any "off Europe" agreement until she formally called the fiftieth Lisbon treaty to make Britain leave the EU irreversible.

Teresa May has said she will start the treaty by the end of March next year, and hopes to have informal negotiations before formal negotiations.

The formal "off Europe" talks will last two years.

The two British officials said Teresa May hoped to use the summit to express to the Chinese people that after the referendum in June decided to "remove Europe",

It is impossible to remain in the European Union.

Teresa May predicted that there will inevitably be differences between Britain and the EU in the "off Europe" negotiations.

She will pledge to make Britain free from Europe in a stable and orderly manner.

She hopes that a stronger UK and stronger EU will maintain good relations and do not want to destroy the remaining 27 member states.

She acknowledged that Britain has different interpretations of EU than other EU Member States.

Over the past 25 years, Britain has been a troublesome member of the European Union.

But with Britain's "off Europe", the trouble will come to an end.