What the EU27 want: Brexit red lines from the other side of the table
(The Guardian Denmark)

While Britain´s dealbreakers are well known, we look at what they are for its negotiating partners. Not all are shared, yet all will play a part in any final dealThe British government´s key Brexit red lines - controlling EU immigration, ending the jurisdiction of the European court of justice, calling time on further big EU budget contributions - are by now well known, set out first in speeches by Theresa May and later confirmed in a government white paper. But what of the EU´s red lines? Here we map the concerns, priorities and demands of each of the UK´s 27 negotiating partners. Some are shared, more or less, by all; others are strictly national. All will play a part in the deal Britain gets - because Brexit also means what the EU27 want it to mean. Continue reading...