Analysis: Negotiators are far from a handshake for all sorts of reasons, finds Jon Stone
talks are back, and they’re bigger than ever – literally. The second phase of negotiations, on trade, involves so many officials that the EU has had to rent a conference space on the edge of Brussels’ historic centre to house all 250 people needed.
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