Brexit, nuove tensioni tra Regno Unito e Unione europea

Anti-Brexit supporters protest opposite the Houses of Parliament in London, Monday, March 18, 2019. British Prime Minister Theresa May was making a last-minute push Monday to win support for her European Union divorce deal, warning opponents that failure to approve it would mean a long — and possibly indefinite — delay to Brexit. Parliament has rejected the agreement twice, but May aims to try a third time this week if she can persuade enough lawmakers to change their minds. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)
A European flag and a British Union flag hang outside Europe House, the European Parliament's British offices in London, Monday, March 18, 2019. British Prime Minister Theresa May was making a last-minute push Monday to win support for her European Union divorce deal, warning opponents that failure to approve it would mean a long — and possibly indefinite — delay to Brexit. Parliament has rejected the agreement twice, but May aims to try a third time this week if she can persuade enough lawmakers to change their minds. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)
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A European flag placed by anti-Brexit remain in the European Union supporters flies backdropped by the Houses of Parliament, at right, in London, Monday, March 18, 2019. British Prime Minister Theresa May was making a last-minute push Monday to win support for her European Union divorce deal, warning opponents that failure to approve it would mean a long — and possibly indefinite — delay to Brexit. Parliament has rejected the agreement twice, but May aims to try a third time this week if she can persuade enough lawmakers to change their minds. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)
A tourist takes a selfie next to placards placed by anti-Brexit supporters stand opposite the Houses of Parliament in London, Monday, March 18, 2019. British Prime Minister Theresa May was making a last-minute push Monday to win support for her European Union divorce deal, warning opponents that failure to approve it would mean a long — and possibly indefinite — delay to Brexit. Parliament has rejected the agreement twice, but May aims to try a third time this week if she can persuade enough lawmakers to change their minds. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)
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Continua il braccio di ferro tra l’Unione europea e il Regno Unito sulla Brexit, l’uscita cioè dei britannici dall’Ue. Il presidente di turno dell’Unione, il finlandese Antti Rinne, ha inviato un ultimatum al premier Boris Johnson affinché presenti una proposta di accordo scritta entro il 30 settembre. Una sollecitazione a cui un portavoce del leader dei conservatori ha risposto spiegando che per i britannici il termine ultimo per un accordo si avrà con il Consiglio europeo del 17 e 18 ottobre. Intanto, il governo britannico ha inviato delle proposte tecniche confidenziali all’Unione europea, finalizzate al raggiungimento di una intesa sul problema dei confini con l’Irlanda. Se non ci saranno nuovi colpi di scena, il Regno Unito dovrebbe uscire ufficialmente dall’Ue il 31 ottobre.

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