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No more trade talks unless EU changes position, UK's Johnson says

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There will be no more trade talks with the European Union unless the bloc fundamentally changes its stance on the discussions, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told his Greek counterpart in a call on Tuesday.

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No more trade talks unless EU changes position, UK's Johnson says

LONDON -- There will be no more trade talks with the European Union unless the bloc fundamentally changes its stance on the discussions, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told his Greek counterpart in a call on Tuesday. Read More

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