EU ‘Happy’ to Try to Clarify But Not Renegotiate Brexit Deal

The transcript discusses the EU's desire for the UK to present a unified Brexit stance, emphasizing the importance of a cross-party deal that can pass through the UK Parliament. The Irish backstop is highlighted as a major sticking point, with the EU siding with Ireland. The transcript also notes the need for creativity in negotiations and the importance of EU unity in finalizing the Brexit deal.

What does the EU prefer regarding the UK's approach to Brexit?

• A deal that excludes the Irish backstop

• No deal at all

• A cross-party deal that can pass the UK Parliament

• A deal that leans towards euroskeptic views

What is the main focus of the UK's charm offensive in Brussels?

• Gaining concessions on the Irish backstop

• Reducing tariffs on UK goods

• Strengthening military alliances

• Securing a trade deal with Germany

What percentage of the Brexit deal is reportedly agreed upon?

• 50%

• 75%

• 95%

• 100%

What is the EU's stance on the Irish backstop?

• They want to replace it with a new agreement

• They support the Irish government's position

• They have no opinion on it

• They are willing to remove it

What is required for the final Brexit deal to be approved?

• Approval from the European Parliament only

• Approval from the UK Parliament only

• Approval from both the UK and European Parliaments

• Approval from the Irish government only