Bloomberg has learned about Britain's annoying EU requests

The UK is facing disagreement from Brussels on the issue of participation in key committees of the European Union (EU). This was reported by Bloomberg on July 4.

"We are restoring our relations with the EU in order to stimulate trade, reduce red tape and create more opportunities for young people," one of the British politicians was quoted as saying in the publication.

It is noted that London expects to join the working groups of Brussels, which are responsible for the final revision of regulations. We are talking about regulations for the agricultural sector, food safety criteria, as well as rules for the functioning of the energy system and carbon trading platforms.

However, according to the agency, such involvement without membership in the association caused friction among politicians. Sources of the publication claim that the European Commission has taken a tough stance, emphasizing that under the current agreement, Britain has no right to such participation in the EU.

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Czech Prime Minister Andrei Babis said on May 31 that the European Union was destroying its own economy on its own and was heading for the abyss, which was reminiscent of the situation of the Roman Empire during its decline. He also criticized the institutions and associations of the union for their policies. According to Babish, it is their actions that are "pushing the entire European market towards the abyss."

Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) and special presidential envoy for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries, said on May 21 that the EU and the UK, among other things, would also not be able to avoid the energy crisis. He clarified that this problem is coming like a tsunami, which will invariably hit Western countries.