Skepticism over whether EU-UK relations will improve post-Johnson
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
Senior officials in the European Union are not celebrating the news that British premier Boris Johnson is to leave 10 Downing Street. There is a belief that his successor will still want to break key elements of the Brexit agreement relating to Northern Ireland.
Skepticism abounds in the EU around the idea that relations between the 27-nation bloc and Britain will improve once Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaves office.
Brussels and London remain at loggerheads over post-Brexit trading arrangements relating to Northern Ireland.
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