What's Next for the U.K. After Brexit Vote?

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, highlighting the lack of a clear strategy from its proponents and potential delays in triggering Article 50. It compares Brexit with the Grexit scenario, noting the challenges of implementing simple solutions. The EU's potential response to Brexit is considered, with emphasis on the differences between the UK's and Greece's situations. The global implications of Brexit, particularly on security and economic relations with countries like China and Russia, are also explored.

What was a major issue faced by Brexit supporters after the referendum?

• They had a clear strategy for the future.

• The Prime Minister had a strong leadership plan.

• They lacked a coherent vision for the EU relationship.

• Article 50 was triggered immediately.

How does the Brexit situation differ from Greece's financial crisis?

• Britain is less important to the EU than Greece.

• Britain is more significant to the EU than Greece.

• Greece had a clear exit strategy.

• The EU is more lenient with Britain.

What is a potential reaction of the EU towards Britain post-Brexit?

• The EU will offer Britain better terms.

• The EU will ignore Britain's actions.

• The EU will dissolve.

• The EU will take a hard stance to prevent others from leaving.

What is a key concern for China regarding Brexit?

• The impact on financial opportunities.

• Britain's new trade policies.

• Increased military cooperation.

• Britain leaving NATO.

What is Britain's stance on NATO post-Brexit?

• Britain will remain in NATO.

• Britain will lead NATO.

• Britain plans to leave NATO.

• Britain will reduce its NATO involvement.