Ireland says Brexit border breakthrough 'doable' by December summitDUBLIN (Reuters) - A breakthrough on the future of the Irish border once Britain leaves the European Union is  doable  before a key EU summit in two weeks time but the negotiating teams are  not there yet , Ireland s foreign minister said on Friday. Avoiding a so-called  hard border  on the island of Ireland is the last major hurdle before Brexit talks can move to negotiations on Britain s future trade relationship with the EU and a possible two-year Brexit transition deal.  European Council President Donald Tusk last week set an  absolute deadline  of Monday - when British Prime Minister Theresa May meets EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker and his chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier - for London to deliver  sufficient progress  in its divorce offer.  Let s hope we can make more progress in the next few days. I don t think everything needs to be done by next Monday but certainly we need to be in a position by the time EU leaders meet (on Dec. 14), I hope, to have wording that everybody can live with,  Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told reporters.   I think it s doable but I think there s a need for some movement and more flexibility than we ve seen to date. We re not where we need to be today but I do think it is possible to get to where we need to be over the next few days,  he said. If London meets the three key EU conditions on its financial settlement for leaving, the rights of expatriate citizens and the border, then leaders could give a green light to trade talks at the summit on Dec. 14-15. Before it can sign off on the first phase, Dublin wants May to spell out in writing how she intends to make good on a commitment to avoid a hard border and says the best way to do so is to keep regulations the same on both sides of a border that will be the UK s only land frontier with the bloc after Brexit. Coveney said negotiators were working to find  sensible wording , drafts of which were being exchanged. Dublin, he said, will insist  there will be no fudge . He said his government and the pro-Brexit Northern Ireland party propping up May s government agreed on far more than it disagreed on after the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) hinted it might withdraw its support for May if she gives too much away. However he warned the DUP that one party does not have a monopoly on the region whose voters sought to stay in the EU and that there were broad and different views among the British province s unionists and Irish nationalist communities.  We can t allow one party to dictate what s acceptable and what s not,  he said. worldnews
ireland says brexit border breakthrough december summitdublin reuters a breakthrough future irish border britain leaves european union double key eu summit two weeks time negotiating teams yet ireland foreign minister said friday avoiding hard border island ireland last major hurdle brexit talks move negotiations britain future trade relationship eu possible brexit transition deal european council president donald tusk last week set absolute deadline monday british prime minister theresa may meets eu chief executive quicker chief brexit negotiator michel barrier london deliver sufficient progress divorce offer let hope make progress next days i think everything needs done next monday certainly need position time eu leaders meet i hope wording everybody live irish foreign minister simon covered told reporters i think double i think need movement flexibility seen date we need today i think possible get need next days said if london meets three key eu conditions financial settlement leaving rights expatriate citizens border leaders could give green light trade talks summit before sign first phase dublin wants may spell writing intends make good commitment avoid hard border says best way keep regulations sides border uk land frontier bloc brexit covered said negotiators working find sensible wording drafts exchanged dublin said insist judge he said government northern ireland party dropping may government agreed far disagreed democratic unionist party dup hinted might withdraw support may gives much away however warned dup one party monopoly region whose voters sought stay eu broad different views among british province unionists irish nationalist communities we allow one party dictate acceptable said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Ireland says Brexit border breakthrough 'doable' by December summitDUBLIN (Reuters) - A breakthrough on the future of the Irish border once Britain leaves the European Union is  doable  before a key EU summit in two weeks time but the negotiating teams are  not there yet , Ireland s foreign minister said on Friday. Avoiding a so-called  hard border  on the island of Ireland is the last major hurdle before Brexit talks can move to negotiations on Britain s future trade relationship with the EU and a possible two-year Brexit transition deal.  European Council President Donald Tusk last week set an  absolute deadline  of Monday - when British Prime Minister Theresa May meets EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker and his chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier - for London to deliver  sufficient progress  in its divorce offer.  Let s hope we can make more progress in the next few days. I don t think everything needs to be done by next Monday but certainly we need to be in a position by the time EU leaders meet (on Dec. 14), I hope, to have wording that everybody can live with,  Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told reporters.   I think it s doable but I think there s a need for some movement and more flexibility than we ve seen to date. We re not where we need to be today but I do think it is possible to get to where we need to be over the next few days,  he said. If London meets the three key EU conditions on its financial settlement for leaving, the rights of expatriate citizens and the border, then leaders could give a green light to trade talks at the summit on Dec. 14-15. Before it can sign off on the first phase, Dublin wants May to spell out in writing how she intends to make good on a commitment to avoid a hard border and says the best way to do so is to keep regulations the same on both sides of a border that will be the UK s only land frontier with the bloc after Brexit. Coveney said negotiators were working to find  sensible wording , drafts of which were being exchanged. Dublin, he said, will insist  there will be no fudge . He said his government and the pro-Brexit Northern Ireland party propping up May s government agreed on far more than it disagreed on after the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) hinted it might withdraw its support for May if she gives too much away. However he warned the DUP that one party does not have a monopoly on the region whose voters sought to stay in the EU and that there were broad and different views among the British province s unionists and Irish nationalist communities.  We can t allow one party to dictate what s acceptable and what s not,  he said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: ireland says brexit border breakthrough december summitdublin reuters a breakthrough future irish border britain leaves european union double key eu summit two weeks time negotiating teams yet ireland foreign minister said friday avoiding hard border island ireland last major hurdle brexit talks move negotiations britain future trade relationship eu possible brexit transition deal european council president donald tusk last week set absolute deadline monday british prime minister theresa may meets eu chief executive quicker chief brexit negotiator michel barrier london deliver sufficient progress divorce offer let hope make progress next days i think everything needs done next monday certainly need position time eu leaders meet i hope wording everybody live irish foreign minister simon covered told reporters i think double i think need movement flexibility seen date we need today i think possible get need next days said if london meets three key eu conditions financial settlement leaving rights expatriate citizens border leaders could give green light trade talks summit before sign first phase dublin wants may spell writing intends make good commitment avoid hard border says best way keep regulations sides border uk land frontier bloc brexit covered said negotiators working find sensible wording drafts exchanged dublin said insist judge he said government northern ireland party dropping may government agreed far disagreed democratic unionist party dup hinted might withdraw support may gives much away however warned dup one party monopoly region whose voters sought stay eu broad different views among british province unionists irish nationalist communities we allow one party dictate acceptable said worldnews