The leaders of Germany, Italy, and Belgium have called on the EU to reduce its regulatory output to save their economies, contradicting Prime Minister Andy Burnham's push for the UK to rejoin the bloc. The letter highlights a continent-wide recognition of the negative impact of EU red tape on competitiveness, providing a strong case against Burnham's proposal.
The leaders of Germany, Italy, and Belgium have called on the EU to reduce its regulatory output to save their economies, contradicting Prime Minister Andy Burnham's push for the UK to rejoin the bloc. The letter highlights a continent-wide recognition of the negative impact of EU red tape on competitiveness, providing a strong case against Burnham's proposal.This article was originally published by Headtopics.
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