Angela Merkel says the German government will work towards making an orderly Brexit possible. – EPA pic, September 11, 2019.
GERMAN Chancellor Angela Merkel said today she believed agreement could still be reached with Britain on an orderly exit from the European Union, pledging to fight for a deal. Speaking to the Bundestag lower House of Parliament, the German leader said there was still time to hammer out a workable accord.
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