In Brussels 2nd day of the EU summit was first held without Britain. On the agenda is the question of how to be after breccia.

The second day of the Brussels summit, the first held without the participation of the UK. 27 countries are on the sidelines of an informal meeting where we discuss the future of the EU after breccia. The goal is not so much to develop a roadmap for how to explain to ourselves that Europe is still single. The words beautiful, but really not all that bright. Scotland refused to submit to the will of London. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in Brussels needs to find an alternative to separate to stay in the EU. She will discuss this with the head of the European Parliament Schulz, but the head of the European Council Donald Tusk at the meeting she refused. However, some EU leaders with PACSICOM have already resigned.

During the dinner after the official part of the table was dominated by sadness and regret - so David Cameron has described the atmosphere of the evening where he told about the outcome of the referendum and told why he left. No negotiations, the Europeans do not want to keep until, until it receives written notification from the UK of withdrawal. In turn, the EU plans to move the headquarters of the European Bank management from London to Paris or Frankfurt and deleted the English language from the official EU institutions. Francois Hollande has warned the British about the consequences. On the sidelines of the summit also discussed the results of the referendum in the Netherlands, where the majority voted against the Association with Ukraine. A question was raised about the extension of sanctions against Russia. Angela Merkel called it a necessary step. And Federica Mogherini presented the new draft foreign policy strategy of the EU, which called for active cooperation with Moscow in the field of conflict resolution.
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