The United Kingdom and the European Union have reached a draft agreement defining Gibraltar’s status after Brexit, preserving British sovereignty while easing cross-border movement with Spain.
The proposed treaty, unveiled jointly by London and Gibraltar’s government, introduces a «fluid border» that would remove routine passport checks at the land crossing with Spain. Around 15,000 people are estimated to cross the frontier daily, and the deal is expected to simplify travel and trade.
Under the plan, Gibraltar would remain under British sovereignty, with the treaty explicitly stating it does not affect competing claims over the territory. Key British military...