Biden-Johnson’s rhetoric was marred by ‘serious concerns’ in Northern Ireland

Joe Biden meets Boris Johnson for the first time on Thursday, looking forward to the new US-UK ‘Atlantic Alliance’ weakened by “deep” anxiety in Washington over what happened after Brexit in Northern Ireland.

Biden’s concern was brought to London earlier this month by the British ambassador to Britain, who warned the UK to end the conflict in Northern Ireland New Brexit trade rules.

Yael Lempert is said to have offered a demarche, a legal rebuke, urging Britain to act “against the unpopular” if necessary to resolve disputes over the so-called Northern Ireland protocol.

Downing Street has said nothing but what has happened confirms that the NI line seeks to lead the G7 summit, which begins Friday in Cornwall, and destroys relations with Britain’s economic partners and allies.

The EU is threatening to lose trade if Johnson does not comply with the promises it has made regarding Northern Ireland, and G7 summit officials will face challenges in the coming days with leaders from France, Germany, Italy and the EU as well.

According to the UK government seen by Times, Lempert told Lord David Frost, the Minister of Brexit, on June 3 that the UK was “burning” tensions in Ireland and Europe with his views on other UN ports.

Memoyo said the US “encouraged” Britain to come to a “negotiated agreement”, even though it meant “unpopular indifference”. The UK meeting at the summit said Lempert urged Britain to maintain “peace”, pointing out that Britain had “burned the word out”.

“Lempert said the United States is deeply concerned about the difficulties that could arise in compliance with this law. This undermined the trust between the two partners.”

The release of the summit confirmed Biden’s concerns over the UK / EU crisis over the Northern Ireland border issue. Jake Sullivan, a national security adviser, said the President was “deeply concerned” about the future of peace in the region.

The chief executive told the Financial Times that the US had opened up about its intentions in Northern Ireland and the UK in a confidential message before their meeting. But the official said the talks were not conducted by the president and “did not go up”.

Frost and Maros Sefcovic, Vice President of the European Commission, failed Wednesday to resolve a labor dispute, which has set a barrier to trade in the Irish Sea. “There were no side effects, there was no damage,” Frost said.

Mr Johnson said the EU’s demands to monitor developments between Great Britain and Northern Ireland were “extremely difficult and disruptive to trade”, leading to tensions within the UK bloc.

The issue is far from over before Johnson talks with Biden, as the two leaders sign a new ‘Atlantic Charter’ – an attempt to forge a US-UK alliance during the war and a 1941 document signed by Churchill and Roosevelt to form a new world order.

The document, signed in Cornwall by British pilot HMS Prince of Wales in the background, will provide both sides for the protection of democracy and free trade – in favor of one anti-apartheid movement in Beijing and Moscow.

Arriving in Britain on Wednesday evening, Biden told U.S. troops that he would view the G7 summit and the Nato summit next week as the most difficult time for the United States to reestablish its international leadership after the Trump age.

Biden, who will also meet with Vladimir Putin next week, said after arriving at the RAF Mildenhall airport: “Every time we go, it will be clear that the United States is back and global democracy is standing. ”