In Britain, breakage (separation from the European Union) is in crisis. If the government can not pass a breakage draft on Tuesday, then the process may hang for an indefinitely. In this regard, the government's proposal has also fallen in Parliament on January 15. At present, the date of separation of Britain from the European Union (EU) is fixed on 29 March. EU is a powerful group of 28 countries in which countries like France, Germany and Britain are financially and politically connected.
On Sunday, two factions of MPs in the Parliament, expressing their intention on the proposal proposal, indicated their lack of support. After this, there has been a situation of reversal of government's defeat in Terrija in Parliament on the Breakage.
External Affairs Minister Jeremy Hunt has said clearly that if the Parliament rejects the government's draft, then the process of breakage can run in reverse direction. This means that the UK will remain in the EU. One option is that Britain's unilateral announcement of leaving the EU unilaterally on March 29 without any agreement, but this option would be a financial loss for the UK.
There may also be a referendum on an option breakage. What will happen in the future, it is not clear. Most diplomats and investors believe that the breaksuit will decide Britain's future. It will affect the future generations.
The Democratic Unionist Party, supporting the Terrija government, has described the situation as complicated. The Sunday Times has even written to some politicians, that Terreja's chair has been threatened. The government's defeat on the breakage could force Terrya to quit as prime minister.