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UK proposal on EU youth mobility scheme is ‘non-starter’, diplomats warn
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The UK's proposal for a youth mobility scheme with the EU is part of broader efforts to "reset" relations between London and Brussels, following years of strained ties since the UK's departure from the bloc. Youth mobility schemes allow young people to live, work, and study in other countries, and such programmes were previously available to UK and EU citizens under EU law. The number of available places has emerged as a crucial issue in these negotiations, highlighting the challenges of reaching a mutually acceptable agreement.
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UK proposal on EU youth mobility scheme is ‘non-starter’, diplomats warn
Number of places available is key sticking point in ‘reset’ negotiations between London and Brussels
13 Jul, 04:00
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