How Gibraltar Narrowly Avoided a Hard Brexit: What Happens to Gibraltar Now? - TLDR News

The video discusses the unique situation of Gibraltar in the context of Brexit. Despite being a British overseas territory, Gibraltar required a separate agreement due to Spain's contested sovereignty claims. The new agreement allows Gibraltar to join the Schengen area, easing border controls with Spain while maintaining its sovereignty. The agreement also aligns Gibraltar with EU regulations, contrasting with the UK's broader Brexit stance. The video highlights the historical, political, and economic factors influencing Gibraltar's relationship with the EU and Spain.

Why was a separate agreement needed for Gibraltar in the context of Brexit?

• Because Gibraltar is a part of the EU

• Due to Spain's contested sovereignty claims

• Because Gibraltar is not part of the UK

• Due to Gibraltar's large population

What was the European Council's stance on Gibraltar in the Brexit agreements?

• Gibraltar should be included in all UK agreements

• Gibraltar should be independent

• Gibraltar should be excluded unless Spain agrees

• Gibraltar should be part of Spain

What is the main feature of the separate agreement regarding Gibraltar's status?

• Gibraltar will become a full EU member

• Gibraltar will join the Schengen area

• Gibraltar will be part of the UK customs union

• Gibraltar will have no border controls

How will the border controls between Gibraltar and Spain change under the new agreement?

• They will be completely abolished

• They will be managed by the UK

• They will remain the same

• They will be tightened

Who will have the final say on entries into Gibraltar under the Schengen agreement?

• The EU

• Spain

• Gibraltar

• The UK

What does the agreement mean for Gibraltar's compliance with EU regulations?

• Gibraltar will create its own rules

• Gibraltar will have no regulations

• Gibraltar will comply with EU rules

• Gibraltar will follow UK regulations

What is the next step for the agreement to come into force?

• It needs approval from the UK Parliament

• It needs to be turned into a formal treaty by the European Commission

• It needs a public referendum in Gibraltar

• It needs to be signed by the Spanish King