Today I want to give you some comments from my perspective about Boris Johnson´s visit to Ireland and his meeting with the Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar. Johnson once again repeated his wish for a deal…
I spent some time in the UK and am a keen follower of what has happened in the house of commons recently. And besides my English friends from that time, I have German friends in the UK who will directly be effected by Brexit.
This way I can give you an outside view on Brexit. Whether it is about no-deal, the position of the EU, a new deal, May´s withdrawal agreement, a general election, a people´s vote (second referendum) or attempted independences, I will give you my view on latest news.
Due to the number of foreign viewers, I will continue with my english videos also for a series regarding „German politics explained“ which just started with the episodes.
On the Thumbnails you can always immediately see, if a new video is in English or in German.
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9.09.2019 | Aktualisiert am 12.09.2019
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