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EU nonetheless struggling ‘wounds of Brexit’, says bloc’s overseas affairs chief

By Editorial Board Published May 19, 2025 3 Min Read
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EU nonetheless struggling ‘wounds of Brexit’, says bloc’s overseas affairs chief

Britain ought to have entry to the EU’s rearmament fund earlier than the top of the 12 months however “wounds of Brexit” imply some member states need it to be restricted, the bloc’s overseas affairs chief has mentioned.

SAFE is a €150bn (£126bn) fund to supply loans to EU nations and different members to bolster their defences.

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As a part of Sir Keir Starmer’s new reset cope with the EU, a brand new defence partnership was struck that can enable the UK to entry it.

Requested when this may be, Ms Kallas mentioned: “The SAFE instrument has just been finalised between the institutions but it also needs approval from the European Council. And when that is done, we also move on with the implementation of that, and that is in the coming months.”

Requested about stories that some member states suppose there needs to be a restrict on what the UK can entry, she mentioned: ” In fact these discussions are there. We now have the injuries from Brexit very clearly.

“I mean you wanted to exit the European Union and then there are many voices who say that you shouldn’t have the same benefits from the European instruments that the European Union countries have.”

In accordance with The Instances, France is pushing to freeze the UK out of 85% of the fund.

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Kaja Kallas, the EU’s excessive consultant for overseas affairs. Pic: Reuters

Requested if Britain’s entry needs to be greater, Ms Kallas mentioned her private view is that given the present local weather “we should do both. We should invest more in European industry. But we should also cooperate with our outside partners like the UK”.

She added that the EU hasn’t had discussions when it comes to share, as a result of the fund is “down to the capabilities”.

“That is, I think, more important than numbers,” she mentioned.

The UK authorities has mentioned accessing SAFE will assist 1000’s of British jobs.

Defence was one of many many areas that has been agreed as a part of the brand new UK and the EU commerce deal struck by Sir Keir Starmer – 5 years after Brexit kicked in.

A key a part of the deal entails giving European fishing boats an extra 12 years of entry to British waters.

In return, there might be elevated entry to EU eGates for British passport holders in Europe, no well being certificates each time pets journey to Europe and the removing of pink tape from most UK foods and drinks imports and exports.

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