Europe thinks a No Deal Brexit becoming more likely

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, focusing on the potential consequences of a no deal Brexit for the UK and the EU. It highlights the concerns of EU leaders, particularly those of France and Ireland, regarding the impact on the customs union and the Irish border. The French President and other EU leaders are cautious about extending Brexit deadlines, while Michel Barnier emphasizes the responsibility of the UK in the negotiations. The transcript outlines three possible outcomes: an agreed deal, no deal, or a lengthy extension.

What is the main concern of EU leaders regarding Brexit?

• The UK's trade agreements

• The UK's immigration policies

• A no-deal Brexit

• The UK's economic growth

What is a significant challenge for Ireland in a no-deal Brexit scenario?

• Managing the Irish border

• Increasing tourism

• Expanding the fishing industry

• Reducing taxes

What solution is proposed for handling inspections in Ireland?

• Using drones for inspections

• Conducting them at the ports

• Outsourcing to other EU countries

• Eliminating inspections altogether

According to Michel Barnier, who would be responsible for a failure in Brexit negotiations?

• The UK

• The World Trade Organization

• The EU leaders

• The United Nations

What are the three options available for Brexit as mentioned by EU leaders?

• Immediate exit, renegotiation, or status quo

• Cultural exchange, educational partnership, or financial aid

• Agreed deal, no deal, or a lengthy extension

• Trade deal, military alliance, or economic sanctions