Angela Merkel talks EU reform during London visit

Angela Merkel addressed the UK Parliament, discussing potential reforms in the EU. Her speech was closely watched, with expectations of aiding David Cameron's renegotiation efforts. Merkel emphasized the need for cutting red tape and reforming freedom of movement, but warned of challenging negotiations. She indicated support only where it benefits Germany and the EU, not just the UK. The discussions concluded with Merkel not closing the door on Cameron's project, but maintaining a firm stance on her reform roadmap.

What was the main focus of Angela Merkel's address to the UK Parliament?

• Discussing the UK's exit from the EU

• Criticizing the UK government

• Addressing expectations and potential impacts on European reforms

• Announcing new trade agreements

What did Merkel emphasize about the European market in her speech?

• The necessity of closing borders

• The importance of cutting unnecessary red tape

• The requirement to expand the EU

• The need to increase tariffs

What was Merkel's warning regarding expectations from her speech?

• Expectations of a complete overhaul of the EU

• Expectations of no changes at all

• Expectations of fundamental reform satisfying all British wishes

• Expectations of immediate economic benefits

In which area might the UK and Germany find common ground according to Merkel?

• Healthcare reforms

• Reform of freedom of movement

• Military expansion

• Environmental policies

What is Merkel's stance on supporting reforms?

• She will support any reform proposed by the UK

• She will only support reforms that benefit Germany and the EU

• She is against any form of reform

• She supports reforms that benefit only the UK