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UK–EU cooperation programme updated
The Common Understanding was updated with work on energy cooperation. It deepens cooperation within the existing post-Brexit framework rather than opening an accession process.
Source: UK Government ↗Political events are listed separately from polling. Impact labels are editorial inputs to the Momentum indicator, not predictions.
The Common Understanding was updated with work on energy cooperation. It deepens cooperation within the existing post-Brexit framework rather than opening an accession process.
Source: UK Government ↗Leaders agreed a new strategic partnership and a common understanding covering security, trade and people-to-people links. The documents do not propose UK membership.
Source: Council of the EU ↗The agreement established the main framework for the relationship after withdrawal. It is a cooperation agreement, not a route to EU membership.
Source: Council of the EU ↗The UK ceased to be an EU member state after the Withdrawal Agreement entered into force.
Source: Council of the EU ↗