U.K., EU Vow To Keep Brexit Negotiations Alive As Deadline Looms

The video discusses the ongoing Brexit trade negotiations between the UK and the EU. Despite constructive talks between European Commission President Ursula von der Linde and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, a no-deal Brexit seems likely due to unresolved key issues. The UK government acknowledges that a no-deal exit could lead to chaos, affecting ports, prices, and goods availability. Johnson argues that the EU's demands keep the UK too closely tied to the EU, which it decided to leave nearly a year ago.

What is the main focus of the Brexit trade negotiations?

• To increase military cooperation

• To form a new political union

• To reach a trade agreement between the UK and the EU

• To establish a new currency for the UK

What did Ursula von der Linde and Boris Johnson agree on during their call?

• To impose new tariffs

• To hold a public referendum

• To continue discussions despite differences

• To end the negotiations immediately

What is one potential consequence of a no-deal Brexit mentioned in the transcript?

• More job opportunities

• Disruptions at ports

• Lower taxes

• Increased tourism

What does the UK government acknowledge about a no-deal exit?

• It will bring chaos

• It will improve international relations

• It will strengthen the economy

• It will have no impact

What is the UK's stance on the rules demanded by the EU?

• They are acceptable

• They are beneficial

• They are irrelevant

• They are too restrictive