The European Parliament's president says he believes Britain should pay at least 60 billion euros (USD 70 billion) as it leaves the European Union, to meet its financial commitments.
The divorce bill is the biggest stumbling block in negotiations on the UK's withdrawal from the bloc, due in March 2019. The EU is demanding that Britain turn promises to pay its financial dues into concrete commitments.
Asked in an interview with Germany's Funke newspaper group published Monday how much Britain should pay, European Parliament President Antonio Tajani was quoted as saying: "In my opinion, it should be at least 60 billion euros."
He added: "If the EU accepted less, European citizens would have to make up the difference.
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