The EU and the UK reached an agreement to enhance cooperation post-Brexit, focusing on travel, defence, fishing, and notably farming. The deal aims to reduce checks on British animal and plant products exported to the EU, potentially allowing exports like raw sausages and burgers. However, the UK must align its agri-food standards with EU rules. While the deal is seen as beneficial for British exporters, it does not eliminate all trade barriers. The agreement also includes a defence and security partnership amidst geopolitical concerns. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)