Daily Briefing: - Theresa May to warn her successor of consequences of no-deal Brexit - Poland hosts summit for Balkans countries hoping to join EU - Putin meets Italy's Conte, who has been pushing for an end to sanctions against Russia
LONDON - In the last remaining days of her premiership, Theresa May will use a speech in Scotland today to warn her successor of the full consequences of a no-deal BrexitPrime Minister Theresa May is seen outside Downing Street, July 3, 2019. REUTERS/Peter Nicholls
Speech excerpts show May will tell her audience that the “first and greatest” responsibility of any prime minister is to strengthen the union of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and govern on behalf of all of the UK. The implicit message will be heard that a no-deal Brexit - which both Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt retain as an option - could encourage an independence move by Scotland and alienate Northern Ireland from the mainland. The warning comes before the latest husting in the northern city of York.
Poland is hosting a summit for Balkans countries hoping to join the European Union such as North Macedonia and Albania, the two states theoretically next in line for accession. Yet the EU has already delayed the formal opening of talks with them and one of the takeaways of the EU summit this week was just how difficult decision-making has already become among the 28 existing member states.until the bloc revamps its decisions process.
Talking of which, Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in Rome today for talks with one of the EU's most Russia-friendly governments. He will meet Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who has been pushing to end international sanctions against Moscow. The ruling parties in Rome say they are not only ineffective but also hurt the Italian economy.
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