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'Friend or Foe?' France has already been chosen as the location of the new King's first official visit abroad (Photo: BBC news/screengrab)

Can King Charles III reset the broken Brexit relationship?

The state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey some 10 days ago was a ceremony which marked the end of a mourning period during which millions of people globally paid tributes to the late monarch, the longest-serving in Britain's history.

Among the participating foreign dignitaries were the heads of state of all 27 EU member states, including French president Emmanuel Macron and German president Frank-Walter Steinmeier. In addition, the EU as an organisation was represent...

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Dr Niklas Nováky and Dr Eoin Drea are senior research officers at the European People's Party think-tank, the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies in Brussels.

'Friend or Foe?' France has already been chosen as the location of the new King's first official visit abroad (Photo: BBC news/screengrab)

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Dr Niklas Nováky and Dr Eoin Drea are senior research officers at the European People's Party think-tank, the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies in Brussels.

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