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The EU is paying a high price for its Brexit pettiness

10 January 2024

10:46 PM

10 January 2024

10:46 PM

It has formidable negotiating skills, at least according to its cheerleaders. It has huge economic clout. And it can impose its will on companies and rival governments. Given that we have heard so much over the last few years about the immense influence of the European Union you might have thought that a small matter like renting out an office block in London would be simple.

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