Third €3.5 Billion Tranche Approved by EU for Ukraine’s Reconstruction Efforts
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Emmanuel Macron: Brexit is a "Sad Day" and a "Lesson for us all"
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He warned London that France would not “not bow to pressure or haste" when negotiating a future trade deal.
French President Emmanuel Macron said Britain's exit from the EU on Friday would be a "sad day" and added: "This is a lesson for us all," BGNES reports.
Speaking after a meeting in Paris with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis the French leader said: “Britain is leaving the EU in two days, it's a sad day, a failure and a lesson for us all."
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