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The leaders of Germany, France and Italy vowed June 27, 2016 "a new impulse" for the EU as it reels from Brexit and told London that the bloc would make no deals before Britain formally decides to leave.
In This Pic : Matteo Renzi, Francois Hollande, Angela Merkel
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The EU's three most populous continental nations signalled that the UK must first take the plunge of invoking Article 50 to exit before it can negotiate its future trade and other ties with the bloc.
In This Pic : Matteo Renzi, Francois Hollande, Angela Merkel
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Chancellor Angela Merkel -- hosting French President Francois Hollande and Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in Berlin -- said that "we agreed on this, that there will be no informal or formal talks on the exit of Britain until an application has been filed to leave the European Union".
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British finance minister George Osborne had said earlier that his country should only activate Article 50 when it has a "clear view" of its future relations with the bloc.
In This Pic : Matteo Renzi, Francois Hollande, Angela Merkel
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Merkel also stressed that "there must be no period of uncertainty" that is prolonged, and that the EU must counter "centrifugal forces" in other EU countries pushing to leave the union.
In This Pic : Matteo Renzi, Angela Merkel
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