The UK and the EU have been in negotiations on their future relationship since 2 March 2020, but though progress has been made, timetables have slipped and optimism is in short supply.
How far have the negotiations got?
What are the prospects of an agreement?
What would be the costs of ‘no deal’?
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27.08.2020 | Aktualisiert am 26.08.2020
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