CLEAN : EU 'relieved', Ukraine concerned at Johnson's departure, says analyst

The transcript discusses the UK's approach to international relations, focusing on adversaries like France and Germany, and the strategy of divide and rule by seeking allies in Eastern Europe. It highlights the cautious optimism in Europe regarding Johnson's departure and the ongoing Brexit challenges, particularly the Northern Ireland protocol. The UK's strong support for Ukraine, both militarily and politically, is praised, and it is expected that this policy will continue under new leadership.

What is the UK's strategy towards its adversaries, particularly France and Germany?

• To follow their lead in European matters

• To ignore them completely

• To provoke and elevate disruption

• To form strong alliances with them

Which countries does the UK seek alliances with as part of its divide and rule strategy?

• The Baltic States and Nordics

• Western European countries

• Southern European countries

• Central European countries

How do Europeans feel about Johnson's impending departure?

• Jubilant

• Relieved

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

What is the main challenge in improving UK-European relations?

• Military alliances

• Trade agreements

• Cultural differences

• The Northern Ireland protocol

How is the UK's approach to Ukraine described?

• Reluctant

• Cautious

• Indifferent

• Decisive and courageous