Home » World News »
Cut Britain some slack, says Ireland's Varadkar
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Britain must give a reason if it wants to delay its departure from the European Union, Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said ahead of a summit of European leaders on Thursday, adding that Britain needed flexibility given the “chaos” in London.
Varadkar said that nobody in the EU wanted Britain to leave the European Union without a deal, and that there was openness to an extension.
“The situation in London is somewhat chaotic at the moment,” he added. “We need to cut the entire British establishment a little bit of slack on this and support their request … for a short extension. No deal will only ever be a British choice.”
Source: Read Full Article