EU Rejected Boris Johnson's Request To Restart EU Agreement

The European Union refused to send a letter to prime minister Boris Johnson to appeal for the re negotiation of the EU agreement. This standpoint has worsened the bilateral relations and deepened the possibility of no agreement to depart from Europe in October 31st and the threat of economic chaos.

A letter to Boris Johnson asked the EU to delete the second section of the Irish border guarantee scheme (Irish border backstop) proposed by the former Prime Minister Theresa May, and the president of the EU Council Do. Nald Tusk indicated that the UK did not propose specific alternatives to avoid the hard Irish border issue, which would undermine the Good Friday Agreement (Jesus Good). Another Boris Johnson will meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron in succession to propose a proposal to oppose the undemocratic Irish border guarantee scheme, and reiterate that only by deleting the clause can the negotiations be resumed.

Ireland, a member of the United Kingdom, still needs a legitimate operation mechanism to ensure the opening of the border between the two countries while guaranteeing the integrity of the EU's single market. However, Boris Johnson has not put forward any feasible alternatives. German officials said that the letter was interpreted by the EU as Boris Johnson, which did not attach importance to the resumption of the EU agreement negotiations and increased Britain's risk of no European Agreement.

Boris Johnson said that the British government will study a series of alternative arrangements (alternative arrangements) to maintain the frictionless trade on the Irish border, such as the trusted trader schemes and the electronic pre settlement (electro). NIC pre-clearing), and these solutions can only be seen as part of the future negotiations between the UK and the EU. Moreover, the EU still expects the British Parliament to have a chance to prevent Britain from leaving Europe, so it will not give in for the time being. Britain needs to wait patiently. The prime minister's official said that if the leaders of EU 27 countries continue to adhere to the Irish border guarantee scheme, they will lead to a hard border after 73 days.