I’m not sure what the public fear more, an potentially indefinite backstop or indefinite negotiations. Theresa May requested another short extension from the EU on Friday to get a Brexit agreement through Parliament, as she continued to engage in talks with the opposition Labour Party.
It seems there are differences though between what May deems to be an acceptable extension and what Tusk believes it to be, which is much longer, albeit flexible. This will likely be discussed at the emergency EU summit next Wednesday, with the default remaining that the UK leaves without a deal on 12th April, one week from today.
It seems there are differences though between what May deems to be an acceptable extension and what Tusk believes it to be, which is much longer, albeit flexible. This will likely be discussed at the emergency EU summit next Wednesday, with the default remaining that the UK leaves without a deal on 12th April, one week from today.
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