• @HenriVolney@sh.itjust.works
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    75 months ago

    Much better to adopt a EU-wide scheme rather than to pick and chose among different countries. Sunak tries it and failed. Like most Tory policies since the decision to hold a referendum on EU membership.

    • sparky@lemmy.federate.ccA
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      75 months ago

      He did very publicly oppose Brexit. Good to see he’s trying reset the relationship now that it’s happened.

      • massive_bereavement
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        45 months ago

        So did all the other goons before him including even the biggest moron of them all, the guy who organized the referendum.

  • @calcopiritus@lemmy.world
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    35 months ago

    Account-locked article so can’t read it.

    Does it explain how they expect to enforce British youth not going outside of Spain to other EU countries?

      • @Saleh@feddit.org
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        25 months ago

        Reading the article it does not strike me as burning political capital necessarily. If the “hurr durr Brexit” crowd needs to be slow boiled into reintegrating into the EU, then this is also in the interest of the EU as a whole.

        And so far the EU played it quite well, being the “more adult” party to the whole Brexit fiasco. Given the fast shift of global power and the potential ramifications of a second Trump presidency for the security architecture of the EU, reintegrating Britain is more important than ever before.

        • @calcopiritus@lemmy.world
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          15 months ago

          If the UK pick and chooses what benefits they get from EU it’s not slow boiling. It’s having their cake and eating it too.