#uk-eu-relations

#uk-eu-relations

The UK government is seeking to improve EU relations without reversing Brexit through a new senior negotiator role.

Brexit has negatively impacted UK goods trade and small firms due to new non-tariff barriers despite avoiding tariffs.

The UK marked five years since leaving the EU, with mixed public sentiment and ongoing political debates about its impact and future relations.

Brexit has raised UK electricity costs, introducing inefficiencies in trading that could lead to significant financial burdens for consumers.

The UK's trading relationship with the EU is crucial and may supersede even the US trade deal.

The Independent champions accessible, unbiased journalism while exploring significant geopolitical shifts in public opinion regarding the UK's international relationships.

Keir Starmer's government must clarify its vision for resetting UK-EU relations, emphasizing productive dialogue and cooperation on key issues.

Keir Starmer aims to reset UK-EU relations, focusing on constructive engagement despite challenges over youth mobility and free movement.

New proposals for youth mobility between the UK and EU signal Labour's strategy to improve relations with Brussels.

UK ministers oppose any deal with the EU on youth mobility despite negotiation talks.

There are no current plans or discussions on youth mobility with the EU.

Labour and Conservatives both reject free movement and EU proposals on youth mobility.