Chatham House Says Brexit Hasn't Featured as Debate Topic

The video discusses the role of Brexit in UK politics, highlighting the differing approaches of the Labour and Conservative parties. While Brexit is a significant issue, it hasn't dominated the campaign debates. The Labour Party focuses on protecting workers' rights and environmental regulations post-Brexit, whereas the Conservatives aim for a business-friendly Brexit to foster global trade, particularly with China. The video also explores the parties' foreign policy strategies, with Conservatives prioritizing commercial diplomacy and Labour emphasizing human rights. Additionally, it examines the parties' stances on global order and relations with the US.

What is the Labour Party's focus in their Brexit strategy?

• Reducing taxes

• Strengthening military alliances

• Business expansion

• Workers' rights and environmental regulation

How do the Conservatives view Brexit in terms of international relations?

• As a means to strengthen ties with the EU

• As a way to launch Global Britain and build new commercial relationships

• As an opportunity to reduce immigration

• As a chance to increase military spending

What is a key difference between the Conservative and Labour parties' approach to China?

• Both prioritize environmental issues

• Conservatives focus on human rights, Labour on trade

• Both focus on military alliances

• Labour focuses on human rights, Conservatives on commercial diplomacy

Which party is more aligned with the US on global order issues?

• Liberal Democrats

• Green Party

• Conservative Party

• Labour Party

What is Jeremy Corbyn's stance on US dominance?

• He is indifferent

• He wants to strengthen it

• He resists and rejects it

• He supports it