BREAKING NEWS

Britain's Johnson says confident of tariff-free trade deal with EU

By REUTERS

JANUARY 13, 2020 15:24

BELFAST - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday said he was confident that he could secure a zero-tariff, zero-quota trade deal with the European Union, which would ensure no checks on goods being moved from Britain to Northern Ireland.

Johnson was speaking to journalists in Northern Ireland, a British region that has agreed to maintain alignment with EU market rules under Britain's EU exit deal in order to avoid a hard border with EU member Ireland.

"The only circumstances in which you could imagine the need for checks coming from GB (Great Britain) to NI (Northern Ireland) ... is if those goods were going on into Ireland and we had not secured - which I hope and I am confident we will - a zero-tariff and zero-quota agreement with our friends and partners in the EU," Johnson said.

Biden to meet with hostage families, speak with Trump on hostage issue

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

11/13/2024 06:20 AM

US military says it strikes Iran-backed terror facility in Syria

By REUTERS

11/13/2024 03:31 AM

Trump picks John Ratcliffe to be CIA director

By REUTERS

11/13/2024 12:47 AM

IDF spokesperson in Arabic calls for urgent evacuation in Dahiyeh

By MAARIV

11/13/2024 12:27 AM