The European Union on Tuesday congratulated incoming British Prime Minister Bori...
BRUSSELS - The European Union on Tuesday congratulated incoming British Prime Minister Boris Johnson but was firm that it would not heed his election promises of renegotiating Brexit.
The bloc’s executive European Commission was willing to work with Johnson, a spokeswoman said, but the limits were clear. “We are ready also to rework the agreed declaration on a new partnership,” he added, referring to a political declaration that accompanies the legal withdrawal agreement. “The United Kingdom reached an agreement with the European Union and the European Union will stick to that agreement,” Timmermans told a news conference. “This is the best deal possible.”
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