EU Could Grant `Small' Concessions If U.K. Repeatedly Rejects Brexit Deal, Bruegel Says

The transcript discusses the potential outcomes and negotiations surrounding Brexit, focusing on the UK's losses compared to the EU, the possibility of the EU making concessions on the Irish border, and the potential for a Brexit extension. It also covers the political turmoil in the UK and the consequences of a no deal Brexit, including financial obligations and long-term impacts on UK-EU relations.

What is a major concern for both the UK and EU regarding the Irish border in a no-deal Brexit scenario?

• Trade agreements

• Return of violence

• Economic growth

• Currency exchange rates

Why might the EU consider a short extension to the Brexit deadline?

• To hold a second referendum

• To avoid interference with the European elections

• To allow more time for trade negotiations

• To change the Brexit deal entirely

What is a potential consequence of not passing emergency legislation before Brexit?

• Improved international relations

• Increased tourism

• Disruptions in airlines and other sectors

• Higher employment rates

How does the EU view the UK's inability to support its own negotiated Brexit deal?

• As a sign of strong leadership

• As a reason to celebrate

• As an unfriendly act

• As a minor issue

What financial obligation does the EU expect the UK to fulfill in the event of a no-deal Brexit?

• Increasing trade tariffs

• Paying the Brexit bill of 45 billion euros

• Reducing immigration

• Investing in EU infrastructure