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European and UK officials are negotiating a new youth mobility program that could let up to 150,000 young Europeans live and work in the UK annually — a deal seen as key to rebuilding post-Brexit ties. Talks, delayed by UK leadership changes, now likely to conclude in the fall, hinge on compromises: the UK wants a lower cap (possibly 50,000), while the EU pushes for broader access. University fees for EU students remain off the table to avoid derailing progress — though Ireland is exempt anyway, thanks to the Common Travel Area. The EU also seeks concessions on tuition, while the UK eyes trade perks for agri-food exports. A middle ground seems inevitable — but the clock is ticking.

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