https://www.theguardian.com/politic...king-for-long-article-extension-politics-live
The pro-European Emmanuel Macron, who is seeking EU reform and wants to avoid his term being bogged down in Brexit, is happy for France to take the hardest line in voicing EU exasperation.
The foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told the French parliament on Wedsnesday afternoon:
Our position is to send a simple and clear message to the British.
He said there were only two ways to leave the EU – ratify the withdrawal agreement or a no-deal exit.
He said if the withdrawal agreement wasn’t ratified by parliament, “the central scenario is a no-deal exit. We’re ready”.
The pro-European Emmanuel Macron, who is seeking EU reform and wants to avoid his term being bogged down in Brexit, is happy for France to take the hardest line in voicing EU exasperation.
The foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told the French parliament on Wedsnesday afternoon:
Our position is to send a simple and clear message to the British.
He said there were only two ways to leave the EU – ratify the withdrawal agreement or a no-deal exit.
He said if the withdrawal agreement wasn’t ratified by parliament, “the central scenario is a no-deal exit. We’re ready”.