EU looking Brexit resolution 'as soon as possible' as Boris celebrates landslide success

Reacting to Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decisive victory, European Union leaders said they are hoping for a quick British parliament vote on Britain's withdrawal.

EU looking Brexit resolution 'as soon as possible' as Boris celebrates landslide success
Fri, 13 Dec, 2019 - 14:13
Daniel McConnell

Europe is demanding a quick resolution to the Withdrawal Agreement to allow the negotiation of a new trade agreement with Britain.

Reacting to Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decisive victory, European Union leaders said they are hoping for a quick British parliament vote on Britain's withdrawal.

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