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伦敦—在脱欧条款的谈判过程中，英国花费了大量的时间、精力，并屡遭挫折。英国已经准备在12月12日举行至关重要的议会选举，但仍不清楚英国是否、何时以及如何脱欧。
但假设英国真的脱离欧盟，那么下一届政府就需要开始漫长而艰辛的谈判，来与其他国家和地区建立新关系。英国将面临一些艰难抉择，而其中最棘手的是，英国对重要经济部门的管理制度是否应该与欧盟或美国保持一致。若真要如此，那么英国又将走向何方？
约翰逊希望英国脱欧后与美国达成一项贸易和投资协议。毕竟美国是英国最大的单一国家贸易伙伴，也是英国最大的外国直接投资来源地（和目的地）。
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