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The deal as it stands ensures that Britain can continue to trade in goods with the EU without tariffs or quotas

Avdhut Bagkar Mumbai
The European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK), on Saturday, agreed to a Brexit agreement that comes into force on January 1, settling a bitter divorce that stretched for over four years. EU ambassadors and lawmakers will now pore over the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement and Britain’s parliament will vote to approve a trade deal with the EU on December 30. 

The deal as it stands ensures that Britain can continue to trade in goods with the world's biggest trading bloc without tariffs or quotas after the UK breaks fully free of the EU. READ MORE

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