Guy Verhofstadt & Antonio Tajani at Press Conference in Strasbourg

The transcript covers the European Parliament's condemnation of a gas attack in Syria, emphasizing the need for unity and action against the use of chemical weapons. It also discusses the European Parliament's position on Brexit, highlighting the importance of prioritizing citizens' interests and ensuring transparency in EU-UK relations.

What was the European Parliament's reaction to the gas attack in Syria?

• They supported the attack.

• They condemned the attack.

• They ignored the attack.

• They were neutral about the attack.

What does the European Parliament emphasize as necessary in response to the Syrian conflict?

• Increased military intervention.

• Isolation from international affairs.

• Unity and action.

• More rhetoric and speeches.

What role does the European Parliament see for the United Nations in Syria?

• To ignore the conflict.

• To impose economic sanctions.

• To provide military support.

• To achieve peace and stability.

What is the European Parliament's primary concern regarding Brexit?

• The interests of their citizens.

• The interests of businesses.

• The interests of politicians.

• The interests of other countries.

What is required for any future EU-UK partnership according to the European Parliament?

• Good faith and full transparency.

• Unilateral decisions by the UK.

• Secrecy and closed-door meetings.

• Ignoring citizen interests.