David Cameron attends what may be his final EU meeting in Brussels

The European Council met for the first time since the UK's decision to leave the EU. The meeting was marked by respect for the UK's decision and focused on maintaining close relations in trade, cooperation, and security. It was emphasized that the UK remains a full member with all benefits until its official exit. Contrary to some reports, there was no pressure to trigger Article 50 immediately. The decision on the next steps will be made by the upcoming UK Prime Minister and Cabinet.

What was the general sentiment of the European Council towards the UK's decision to leave the EU?

• Confusion and uncertainty

• Indifference

• Disapproval and concern

• Universal respect and understanding

What kind of relations do Britain and Europe aim to maintain post-Brexit?

• Only cultural exchanges

• Close relations in trade, cooperation, and security

• Distant and formal

• No relations at all

What reassurance was given about Britain's status in the EU until it officially leaves?

• Britain remains a full member with all benefits

• Britain will have to pay extra fees

• Britain will have limited rights

• Britain will be excluded from meetings

Who will decide when to trigger Article 50?

• The current British Prime Minister

• The next British Prime Minister and Cabinet

• The British Parliament

• The European Council

What was the mood of the meeting regarding the immediate triggering of Article 50?

• Hostile and aggressive

• Indifferent

• Calm and understanding

• Urgent and demanding