Brexit deal finally agreed upon between EU and UK
Agreement reached after years of negotiations
After years of stressful and complex negotiations, a Brexit deal has finally been agreed upon between the United Kingdom and the European Union. Both sides came together to create a final agreement that will govern trade, travel and other aspects of their post-Brexit relationship. The deal comes just days before the UK's exit from the EU on 31 December 2020.
Key elements of the agreement
The agreement formalizes the UK's exit from the EU and outlines the terms of their future relationship. The deal includes key provisions on trade, fishing, law enforcement, and cooperation on issues like climate change and healthcare. The agreement also includes a mechanism to resolve disputes between the UK and EU in the future.
Reactions to the agreement
Leaders from both sides expressed relief and optimism following the announcement of the agreement, after years of negotiations and initial disagreements. Boris Johnson, the UK Prime Minister, hailed the deal as the \"biggest trade deal yet\" and \"new stability\" for the UK, while Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, called it fair and balanced. However, the deal has been criticized by some who feel it does not go far enough in protecting certain industries or preserving certain rights for UK citizens.
Overall, the deal represents a significant breakthrough for both the UK and the EU, who will now begin to navigate their new relationship in the post-Brexit era.
