Belgian talks on EU-Canada trade deal break up, to continue on Thurs

BRUSSELS - Belgian talks designed to end the deadlock over a planned EU-Canada free trade agreement ended on Wednesday without a breakthrough, but participants said they would resume on Thursday morning.
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel worked with the heads of Belgium@@@s regions and linguistic communities to produce a common text to allay their concerns.
"We made a lot of progress, but we are not there yet. We will continue tomorrow, but we are close to an agreement," said Oliver Paasch, the head of Belgium@@@s 76,000-strong German-speaking community.
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