Euronews.
By Euronews
The European Commission has officially unveiled its eagerly-awaited proposals designed to ease the impact of post-Brexit trade arrangements in Northern Ireland.
The olive branch from the EU includes plans for a large reduction in the number of checks on goods flowing from the British mainland to the UK province, a condition of the Brexit divorce terms.
The proposals were outlined by Commission Vice President Maroš Šefčovič — but although described as “far-reaching”, they do not extend to eliminating the role of the European court in Northern Ireland’s affairs, as demanded by the British government.