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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Lisa O'Carroll Brexit correspondent

Defence, travel, science: how post-Brexit relations could warm further

A sign directs lorry drivers at Holyhead port, a key link for freight traffic between Dublin and Great Britain
A sign directs lorry drivers at Holyhead port, a key link for freight traffic between Dublin and Great Britain. Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

It’s official. Relations between the EU and the UK have been reset. In an article for the Guardian, ambassadors and high commissioners of all 27 member states declared there had been a “regain in trust”.

After seven years of tension, mistrust and sometimes downright contempt, the outbreak of civility is no small thing. “The task ahead is therefore to build on this re-engagement and to develop further the ties between the EU and the UK,” the ambassadors said.

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