Brexit extension would be 'rational solution' as no majority in UK house: Tusk

Brexit extension would be 'rational solution' as no majority in UK house: Tusk
"I believe that in the situation we are in, an extension would be a rational decision but Prime Minister May still believes she will be able to avoid this scenario," Tusk told. Image Credit: Twitter (@eucopresident)
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European Council President Donald Tusk said on Monday that delaying Brexit beyond the scheduled exit date of March 29 would be a "rational solution" as there was no majority in the British parliament to approve a divorce deal.

"I believe that in the situation we are in, an extension would be a rational decision but Prime Minister May still believes she will be able to avoid this scenario," Tusk told a news conference in Egypt a day after seeing the British leader. Tusk said May and he discussed "legal and political consequences of a possible extension" of Britain's two-year limit on Brexit negotiations that expires on March 29.

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