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Merkel in Ireland: German Chancellor vows to fight to avoid no-deal Brexit

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Ireland this Thursday to discuss the looming issues that a no-deal Brexit could cause for Ireland. The chancellor whilst in Ireland declared that she will fight against a no-deal Brexit scenario, that could cause a hard border and cause damage to the peace in Ireland.François Picard interviews Jochen Bittner, journalist with Die Ziet, about the chancellors visit.

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