“The British government wants to decide for itself the relationship it will have with the European Union after Brexit. After that, it will of course have to live with the consequences, that is, with an economy that is less closely connected.”
For years, Merkel has been open to a deal that doesn’t hinder UK trade. However, the door for settlement is now closed, according to the English newspaper.
“We must abandon the idea that we define what the British want. It is up to the UK and Europe we will respond appropriately,” Merkel said in the interview. Watchman.
57% are British against Brexit
Published Friday evening CNN Poll results show that a majority of Britons (57 percent) will now vote against Brexit.
Only 34.9 percent will vote in favor of leaving the European Union, according to a survey by the biennial European Sociological Study that measures confidence among citizens in Europe. 8.3 percent will not vote at all.
Growing support
In the 2016 referendum, 52% of Britons still vote in favor of leaving. So the support of the European Union is increasing.
There is no explanation for the increase. However, the British economy has been hit hard by Brexit, with a number of major companies leaving the UK and settling in the Netherlands, among other places.
