Donald Tusk’s final report present of the European Parliament
Strasbourg, London … News Time
European Council President Donald Tusk submitted his final report to the European Parliament at a parliamentary meeting in Strasbourg; he limited his speech to three points. In his report, he presented to Parliament the key points of the meeting relating to the Bridgette on the 17th and 18th of this month. On this occasion, he once again said that he had told the British Prime Minister on Saturday that the “No Deal Brexit” would never be our decision. He also spoke on the other two points regarding Turkey’s entry into the Syrian border and the expansion of EU members.
On the other hand, members of the British Parliament rejected the timetable of separation from the European Union. According to details, the British Prime Minister has suffered another defeat in Parliament on Brexit. Members of the House of Representatives have rejected a timetable of separation from the European Union. The Prime Minister drafted another agreement on the separation of the European Union from the parliament, which asked members to vote on the same agreement, during the vote, the vote was voted against. Member Parliament said that the timetable for withdrawal from the European Union was given by Boris Johnson. And that is irrational. Earlier in the debate on the bill, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had threatened to announce new elections in the country if the bill was rejected or taken away by January. Opposition Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn says he is ready to negotiate on a logical timetable by Boris Johnson. The Labor Party seeks to change the timetable for Boris Johnson from the EU. Boris Johnson has said Britain will withdraw from the European Union on October 31 in any case.
