We Will Keep Calm, Continue to Negotiate: EU’s McAllister

The transcript discusses the readiness of recovery funds and the ongoing Brexit negotiations. It highlights the importance of political will and the need for both sides to compromise. Key issues such as the level playing field, fisheries, and governance are identified as major obstacles. The European Union's offer to the UK and the challenges posed by the UK internal market bill are also discussed. The transcript concludes with a focus on maintaining calm and continuing negotiations.

What is the main goal of the European recovery fund discussed in the video?

• To delay the recovery fund until 2022

• To provide financial aid to non-European countries

• To ensure the recovery fund is operational as soon as possible

• To increase trade tariffs within the EU

By when does the European Parliament aim to have a ready legal text for Brexit negotiations?

• Christmas

• 31st of October

• Start of December

• End of November

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a major obstacle in the Brexit negotiations?

• Level playing field

• Healthcare policies

• Fisheries

• Governance structure

What unique offer is the European Union making to the United Kingdom?

• Free healthcare for all UK citizens

• Quota-free, tariff-free access to the world's largest single market

• Unlimited access to EU labor markets

• Free education for UK students in the EU

What is the European Union's stance on the UK internal market bill?

• It is irrelevant to the negotiations

• It is seen as a positive step forward

• It is fully supported by the EU

• It is considered a difficulty in implementing the withdrawal agreement

How does the European Union plan to approach the ongoing negotiations?

• By increasing tariffs on UK goods

• By maintaining calm and continuing to negotiate

• By imposing strict deadlines

• By withdrawing from negotiations

What is the European Union's principle regarding the single market?

• To protect its integrity

• To eliminate all trade barriers

• To prioritize non-EU countries

• To allow unrestricted access to all countries