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The EU is hoping to catch Liz Truss on the backfoot over Brexit

5 September 2022

5:01 PM

5 September 2022

5:01 PM

A vital part of gamesmanship, according to the British author Stephen Potter, is to disconcert your opponent before they have joined the game. True to form, gamesmanship has already begun in earnest on one matter likely to be high up in Liz Truss’s pending in-tray: the Northern Ireland Protocol negotiations. It comes both from the EU and from Irish nationalists.

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