Brexit Deadline May Be Hard to Meet, Says EU Commissioner

Brexit Deadline May Be Hard to Meet, Says EU Commissioner

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The video discusses two reports impacting UK-EU relations. The first report involves the European Commission president expressing doubts about completing negotiations by next year. The second report, from The Times, highlights an EU document suggesting potential threats to UK-EU market access. The currency markets show a rise in the pound, but this is attributed to thin trading and previous election results. The video also covers the challenges Boris Johnson faces in Brexit negotiations, emphasizing the difficulty of negotiating against 27 EU members while maintaining a no-deal Brexit as an option.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the main concern expressed by the European Commission president in her interview?

The UK's political instability

The possibility of a no-deal Brexit

Doubts about completing negotiations by next year

The impact of Brexit on the EU economy

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What did the EU document mentioned in The Times suggest?

Supporting the UK's negotiation stance

Threatening to cut off UK-EU market access

Offering financial aid to the UK

Increasing trade tariffs on UK goods

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How did the currency market react to the UK election victory?

The pound experienced a big rally

The pound was unaffected

The pound fell sharply

The pound remained stable

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What leverage does Boris Johnson have in the negotiations with the EU?

A clear mandate from the UK Parliament

Support from other EU countries

Economic sanctions against the EU

A promise of financial aid to the EU

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Why is the EU cautious about conceding to the UK's demands?

It would strengthen the UK's position

It would lead to immediate trade losses

It would weaken the EU's economy

It could set a precedent for other members