EU warns to Britain: Must pay off "break-up fee" within 3 weeks

According to Taiwan's "China Times" reported on November 10, Britain and the EU on the 9th held in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, the 6th round of negotiations in the EU, the EU warned that Britain should be within 2 to 3 weeks Paying for a "break-up fee" to make a specific commitment or the Teresa May government's desire to reach a transitional agreement in 2017 is likely to come to nothing.

According to the Financial Times, according to the informal deadline proposed by the EU, if the United Kingdom fails to reach a consensus on paying the break-up fee in November, the EU will not, as the United Kingdom would like at the summit held in December Adoption of the UNIFTA transition guidelines.

Anonymous EU negotiators said: "We have to immediately know the results, time is running out, there is no shortcut to solve the problem.EU asked the United Kingdom to solve the" break-up fee "within a deadline, obviously intended to exert pressure on the Mei government, It is expected that this will become a major dispute between the two sides on the 6th round of the talks on the issue of "decoupling." If the "break-up fee" consultation between the United Kingdom and the EU has been stagnant, the negotiators of the EU's exit from Europe warn Britain and the EU-27 to wait until 2018 The transitional agreement guidelines will delay the finalization of the transitional agreement.