Brexit artisans have since called for a United Kingdom trade union with the United States to compensate for the divorce with the European Union. And for that Donald Trump, with his commitment to Brussels’ multilateralism and institutions, sees perfect society.
Pero en enero, The United Kingdom at the same time will definitely abandon the block of 27 countries and will have to deal with a new stadium president, Joe Biden, who prioritizes the EU and does not share the spirit of the “Brexiters”.
Biden, of Irish and Catholic descent, has spoken out against British Prime Minister Boris Johnson against any action that could be taken in Northern Ireland, specifically a regression to a physical frontier with Ireland, a member of the EU.
On this point, London will hold an agreement with Brussels, including the general agreement reached by the Juventus, a signal, according to analysts, of the Biden Electoral Triumph’s influence.
“London understands that a problem on the northern frontier of the Hebrew side is absolutely toxic to the British-state relationship”, said Jacob Kirkegaard, of the German Marshall Fund’s analysis center.
Johnson’s governing body has scored points on the Biden’s affinity share, including the gap against the climatic exchange. The conference on climate change in November in Glasgow, Scotland, will be the occasion to share the common ambition of transatlantic societies.
As far as Iran is concerned, London and Washington should be new to the same page, with four years of disagreements.
“In the paper, the British Conservative Party is closer to the Democratic Party than Donald Trump’s Republican Party,” Kirkegaard said.
The British also announced an increase in history for the military guest, for intention, says Kirkegaard, following the level of power of the United States Strategic Societies, especially in the middle of the tensions with China. Pero The closest mandate to the state will be the most important part of the EU military force.
“The Brexit Great Britain has made relevant decisions for the United States and it is not strictly necessary to do so,” she said.
“I’m Irish”
Biden has been linked to Barack Obama’s antiquities assessments that his reactions to in 2016 Johnson said, in line with the thinking of the extreme right-wing state that the United States President has a “ancestral antipathy” to his United Kingdom by him origins “kenianos”.
The President-elect, who enters the 20th of January in the White House, does not vacillate, by his side, to resell his Irish origins, apparently to mark the end of the United Kingdom.
In ‘n video wat fue muy visto después de la elcion, Biden le dice a un Periodista de BBC BBC intent hacerle una pregunta: “¿La BBC? Yo soy irlandés”, antes de esbozar una sonrisa amigable.
“It is clear from some Biden’s circle that there is a feeling that Brexit is a completely erroneous decision and that Johnson has been very close to Trump.”, dice Erik Brattberg, director of programa europeo en el Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. “I think it is necessary to restore some importance to the relationship with London”.
It should be noted that Biden recognizes the special relationship with the United Kingdom and does not address this important alliance as its antecedent with other European leaders, especially the German Angela Merkel.
“Trump’s style would further divide divisions in Europe, while Biden believes that its legacy intends to sanitize its divisions,” Brattberg doubled.
Priority survey in commerce
London has accelerated plans to sell a trade agreement with the United States to compensate for the European divorce, but lawmakers from the Biden Democratic Party have announced that all negotiations will take place during the month while the Norwegian aid will not be used as a result.
However, including the status of Northern Ireland for the time being, any agreement may be very unpopular with British public opinion, with standards requiring less expensive animals in the United States for carnival, and more likely prices.
Biden has indicated that it will not give priority to the company of new commercial agreements, and without the approval of the Congress, July 1 will lose the possibility of recourse to mechanisms to accelerate negotiations.
“It will be very difficult and impossible for the United States to reach an agreement with the United Kingdom,” said Jennifer Hillman, an analyst at the Council on Foreign Relations, estimating that negotiations should begin in April.