The so-called Brexit talks are reported to have entered the final stage. The thing is, Brussels approved the draft of the Brexit agreement the other day. So, now it seems that the long-lasting process of discussing the terms and conditions of the UK quitting the EU is almost over. So, the leaders of 27 EU states are supposed to approve this agreement for it to take effect.
If to belive the recent summit of EU finance ministers, there should be no problems in approving this agreement. As for the UK government in general, and the UK Prime Minister in particular, the situation inside the UK is probably going to be a much bigger challenge. For now, Theresa May promises to personally complete the process.
However, there is another document that needs to be agreed. At this point, the parties are still discussing the details. They say, Spain sill has some claims to the UK. In particular, this is all about Gibraltar, which is a disputed territory for the UK and Spain . They are expected to sign a standalone agreement on Gibraltar. Whether Gibraltar will quit or stay, this will be treated as a concession by one of the parties, international experts say.
