Haass: EU Struggling With Setting a Precedent in Brexit

The video discusses the UK's economic resilience post-Brexit vote, potential negotiation outcomes with the EU, and the lack of trust between Brussels and London. It explores the dynamics of a multi-speed Europe and the shift towards decentralization. The impact of US politics, particularly under Trump's presidency, on Brexit negotiations and international relations is also examined.

What has been the UK economy's response to the Brexit vote so far?

• It has grown exponentially.

• It has defied negative predictions.

• It has remained stable.

• It has collapsed.

What is a major concern for the EU in negotiating with the UK?

• Increasing immigration.

• Losing control over the euro.

• Strengthening the US-UK alliance.

• Setting a precedent that affects other countries.

What is the current state of trust between Brussels and London?

• High trust and cooperation.

• Moderate trust with some disagreements.

• No trust at all.

• Complete alignment on all issues.

What is the future direction of Europe according to the discussion?

• A more centralized Europe.

• A more decentralized Europe.

• A Europe led by the UK.

• A Europe without the euro.

How might a Trump presidency affect Brexit negotiations?

• It will make negotiations easier.

• It will have no significant impact.

• It will complicate NATO relations.

• It will lead to a new trade deal.