UK might break international law on Brexit | Fear of 'no deal' Brexit returns to UK | WION News

UK might break international law on Brexit | Fear of 'no deal' Brexit returns to UK | WION News

Ahead of a crucial round of talks between London and Brussels over the future trading relationship between the UK and the European Union, the British government made a startling admission: 'That it would be prepared to break the terms of an international treaty'.

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[pradeepkumarpradhan]

I thought Borris Johnson was doing a rap 😂😂😂

[hairyjohn]

Leaving the EU was the best thing the UK ever did.

[BryceBelle]

The European Union will make it as difficult as possible and will do anything to try to keep Britain in the European Union so they can continue to be exploited.

[MrAbeAllen]

WION, I recommend getting a UK reporter who supports Boris. Why present the news from the EU point of view. Why not from the Brexit point of view.

[whoflungdung]

There's no fear over a no deal from those who voted to leave the EU.

[michaelgardner]

That's give the eu something to think about, well done boris.wto no back sliding.

[invisiblearmy]

UK jitna barbad hoga hume utni khusi milegi

[fwcolb]

The UK-EU Withdrawal Agreement is a treaty to treat (negotiate) with a fixed end-date for negotiations. As such, the Withdrawal Agreement is justiciable by the International Court of Justice. However, the Withdrawal Agreement expires on December 3, 2020 when the Withdrawal Agreement becomes no longer enforceable as a treaty. The Northern Ireland Protocol cannot apply if there is no deal between the UK and EU. That is because in international law, WTO rules will apply from January 1, 2021.

[ashwinsinghrautela]

Well Brexit is good for india whether it succeeded or fails.
If uk succeeds, exporting there would become easier

[leluong]

Boris don't need to break international law, he will write another law that fit for him. Problem solved

[Jyothife]

Covid19 affected his brain severely.
His haircut looks manipulated.
No more hippie style.
So sad .
Now he can become a knight by the Queen sword