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ČT1 | EU-UK negotiations before the summit

EU and UK representatives held talks in London ahead of the 19 May summit. The meeting is supposed to mend the tarnished relations, but the parties do not yet agree on many points. Martin Vokálek, executive director of the EUROPEUM Institute, commented for ČT1.
18. May 2025

It is the international circumstances that will allow the UK, along with the EU, to overlook the fallout from Brexit.

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