Jeremy Hunt explaining Brexit to Japanese students - translated

The video discusses Britain's desire to change its legal relationship with the EU, highlighting different visions for Europe's future. While some EU countries envision a united Europe, Britain values its independence but remains open and friendly to the world. The change aims to make both Britain and the EU more comfortable with their distinct visions, without altering Britain's fundamental character.

What is the vision of some EU countries for the future of Europe?

• To become a single country like the United States

• To remain as individual independent nations

• To form a military alliance

• To establish a common language

How does Britain view its historical relationship with the EU?

• As a plan to adopt a common currency

• As a desire to become a part of a united Europe

• As a need to remain totally independent

• As a strategy to lead the EU

What does Britain aim to achieve by remaining open to the world?

• To close its borders to immigration

• To attract the best people from around the world

• To focus solely on domestic affairs

• To isolate itself from European neighbors

What is the main reason for changing Britain's legal relationship with the EU?

• To adopt the Euro as its currency

• To make both Britain and the EU more comfortable with their visions

• To increase trade barriers with the EU

• To align with the EU's vision of a united Europe

What remains unchanged despite the legal relationship change between Britain and the EU?

• The fundamental British character

• The British currency

• The British monarchy

• The EU's expansion plans