Isle talk to EU later: a vote on a scant Brexit deal
Dec 30, 2020
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In this insightful discussion, John Peet, Brexit editor for The Economist, unpacks the dire implications of the UK's last-minute trade deal with the EU, revealing the ongoing negotiations that lie ahead. He delves into the potential economic repercussions for Britain and the shifting dynamics within the Labour Party. Additionally, the conversation turns to the annual debate for the ‘country of the year’, spotlighting the impressive democratic strides made by New Zealand, Taiwan, and Malawi, showcasing their resilience amid global challenges.
Britain’s parliament will vote today on its last-gasp agreement with the European Union. But that will only mark the start of more negotiations for years to come. And we examine the shortlist from The Economist’s annual “country of the year” debate—New Zealand, Malawi and Taiwan—and unveil the winner. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer