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UK-EU: Brexit and the Northern Ireland border

28 June 2016

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"In preparation for the UK’s departure from the European Union, British Prime Minister David Cameron said talks are to begin with the Irish government on the “challenges” over the border.

As reported by The Belfast Telegraph, Cameron also said the EU exit negotiations will involve Northern Ireland, alongside the Scottish and Welsh administrations. But since he announced his resignation, the negotiations will be undertaken by his successor."

See: Brexit and the Northern Ireland border (New Europe, link)

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