The EU Is Puzzled By Britain'S New Tariff Policy Against Europe.

According to the financial times, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson expects to reach a dertermination agreement before the EU summit (EU Summit) on 17 and 18 October. In October, after 12 and 13 days of negotiations, the EU was baffled by the new tariff policy proposal of the UK, reducing the possibility of an agreement between the two sides before the summit.

In the negotiations, the United Kingdom proposed a plan to track all the final sales places of goods entering Northern Ireland and adopt different tariff policies according to their destinations. The plan legally leaves Northern Ireland in the UK customs territory, and theoretically avoids the hard boundary situation between the two countries in Northern Ireland and Ireland.

Michel Barnier, the EU's EU negotiator, said there was no precedent for the double tariff system in the same territory. The plan needs to consider the difficulty of tracking the final sale place and the complexity of the modern supply chain. EU diplomats said that the deadline for the withdrawal of EU is approaching. If the British government wants to reach an agreement, it must show its action.

Although last week's talks between Boris Johnson and Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar increased the hope of reaching a euro free agreement, the current slow progress of consultations between Britain and the EU slowed down the possibility of reaching a euro free agreement before the EU summit. It is possible to hold additional EU summit on 29 and 30 October. The prime minister's official residence said he would vote in the house of Commons in October 19th if he had the chance to reach any agreement.