There is no legal or political justification for unilateral action on the Northern Ireland protocol, the Irish and German govts have warned. The message to the UK govt was delivered in a joint article by Germany's Foreign Minister and Min Simon Coveney
There is no legal or political justification for unilateral action on the Northern Ireland protocol, the Irish and German governments have warned.
"There is no legal or political justification for unilaterally breaking an international agreement entered into only two years ago," they said."Instead it will create a new set of uncertainties and make it more challenging to find durable solutions." "We urge the British government to step back from their unilateral approach and show the same pragmatism and readiness to compromise the EU has shown.
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