U.K. and EU Agree to Outline on Brexit Divorce Bill

The video discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, focusing on the divorce bill and the Irish border issue. It highlights the lack of backlash within the UK Conservative Party regarding the bill and the complex situation surrounding the Irish border, where both sides have conflicting demands. The Irish government faces a dilemma as they want to progress to trade talks but also avoid dividing Ireland. The role of the DUP in Northern Ireland is crucial, as they support keeping Northern Ireland integrated with the UK, opposing any regulatory alignment with the Republic of Ireland that might create a border with the UK.

What is the current status of the Brexit divorce bill agreement?

• It has been rejected by the UK Conservative Party.

• An outline agreement exists but hasn't been presented to EU leaders.

• It is still under negotiation with no agreement.

• It has been finalized and signed by EU leaders.

What is the main challenge regarding the Irish border post-Brexit?

• The Irish Prime Minister supports a divided Ireland.

• The UK wants a border, but the EU does not.

• There are mutually exclusive demands on what the border should look like.

• Both sides agree on a hard border.

Why is the Irish Prime Minister in a dilemma regarding Brexit negotiations?

• He supports a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.

• He fears being remembered for allowing Ireland to be divided.

• He wants to delay trade talks indefinitely.

• He opposes any trade agreements with the UK.

What is the DUP's main concern regarding Northern Ireland's status post-Brexit?

• They support a separate regulatory framework for Northern Ireland.

• They want Northern Ireland to remain aligned with the EU.

• They want Northern Ireland to join the Republic of Ireland.

• They want Northern Ireland to stay fully integrated with the UK.

How did the DUP gain influence in the UK government?

• By winning a majority in the UK Parliament.

• By forming a coalition with the Labour Party.

• By making a deal with Prime Minister May to support her government.

• By opposing the Brexit negotiations entirely.