Britain and the EU have reached a historic fish deal. Hooray, now January 1 is definitely Brexit
Wait! What fish? What Brexit? Am I having deja vu? Formally, the UK left the EU on 1 February 2020, but almost nothing changed on that day: the old rules continued to apply until the end of the transition period, that is, until the end of the year. It was assumed that during this time the parties would agree on how to live on, primarily in the trade sphere. In the end, they were able to reach an agreement just a few days before the New Year.