Why Britain's Brexit Trade Deal with the US is Stalling - TLDR News

The video discusses the challenges and developments in securing a UK-US trade deal post-Brexit. Despite initial optimism from Brexiteers, a comprehensive trade deal remains unlikely due to political and regulatory challenges, including Biden's focus on other priorities and the Northern Ireland peace process. The UK explores alternative trade strategies, such as joining USMCA and CPTPP, but faces geographical and economic limitations. Incremental trade improvements, like lifting tariffs on whiskey and beef, are highlighted as current progress.

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