Britain and European Union Agree to New Brexit Deal

“The UK and European Union reached a new deal on Northern Ireland’s trading arrangements, aimed at ending years of often acrimonious wrangling and paving the way for warmer relations more than half a decade after Britons voted for Brexit,” Bloomberg reports.

New York Times: “The deal, which came after weeks of confidential talks, could avert a potential trade war between Britain and the European Union and open the door to the restoration of a devolved government in Northern Ireland. But it also comes with political risks for Britain’s prime minister, Rishi Sunak, opening him up to backlash from pro-Brexit hard-liners in his Conservative Party and pro-British unionists in Northern Ireland.”