Tusk, the president of the European Council, said on Monday that the 27 countries remaining in the EU after Britain's withdrawal must be prepared for a non-agreed British withdrawal. He said this possibility is "bigger than ever."
In an invitation to this week's EU summit, Tusk said, "I want to make it clear that we are preparing for a situation in which no agreement has been reached, but this fact in no case can make us give up trying to reach the best possible agreement... Let's not give up. "
Tusk will chair the EU leaders' talks on Wednesday and Thursday. He said he invited British Prime Minister Teresa May to address 27 other EU members Wednesday evening on Britain's withdrawal from Europe.

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