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Brexit minister Lord Frost and European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic will meet on Thursday as efforts continue to resolve issues around Northern Ireland’s trading arrangements. Lord Frost will travel to Brussels after talks between the two sides have so far failed to resolve significant differences over the implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol, the special arrangements designed to prevent a hard border with Ireland. The meeting was confirmed by the European Commission, which said the pair will “take stock of ongoing technical work” on the Northern Ireland Protocol...

Frost to meet Sefcovic in Brussels for talks on Northern Ireland and Brexit Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney is also in London today for talks. By Press Association Wednesday 14 Apr 2021, 3:26 PM 3 hours ago 3,065 Views 2 Comments UK’s chief Brexit negotiator David Frost Image: PA Images Image: PA Images BRITISH BREXIT MINISTER David Frost and European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic will meet tomorrow as efforts continue ...

UK PM's loose talk on Brexit reverberates in N.Ireland AFP 3 hrs ago AFP © Paul Faith Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis admitted to unionist anger about the Northern Ireland Protocol In the febrile build-up to Britain's Brexit deal with the European Union, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said there would only be a trade border down the Irish Sea "over my dead body". A de-facto border does exist, however, and what one minister called Johnson's "fantasy" promises to pro-UK unionists in Northern Ireland are back in contention after the territory was convulsed this month ...

EU condemns violence in Northern Ireland ​ By IANS | ​ 2 Views   Brussels, April 9 : The European Commission has strongly condemned the violence in Northern Ireland which erupted last week over a post-Brexit trading arrangement. "We condemn in the strongest possible terms the acts of violence that have occurred in Northern Ireland over the past days. Nobody has anything to gain from this. We call on all those involved to refrain immediately from these violent acts," the Commission's chief spokesperson Eric Mamer tweeted on Thursday. British and Irish leaders have also called for an end...

Published April 7, 2021, 3:02 PM WASHINGTON (AFP) – Proposed by the United States, supported by the IMF and welcomed by major economies including France and Germany, a global minimum tax rate on corporations is gathering momentum toward becoming a reality. In this file photo a jogger runs past an International Monetary Fund headquarters(IMF) building in Washington, DC on April 5, 2021. (AFP) The reform aimed at ending tax competition between countries and the use of tax havens by companies will be on the agenda of G20 finance ministers when they meet virtually on Wednesday, and the group co...