May Must Be in Berlin, Paris on Brexit, Says Harrison

The transcript discusses the strategic advice for the UK Prime Minister regarding Brexit negotiations. It highlights the importance of engaging with Berlin and Paris rather than Brussels, as the real negotiation dynamics are influenced by national capitals. The discussion also touches on the political landscape in Germany and its potential impact on Brexit talks. Finally, it addresses the challenges of the transition period, emphasizing the need for timely agreements to avoid prolonged uncertainty.

What is the main advice given to the Prime Minister regarding her approach to Brexit negotiations?

• Avoid any negotiations

• Engage with Berlin and Paris

• Concentrate on domestic issues

• Focus on engaging with Brussels

Who is considered the most constructive person on the other side of the Brexit talks?

• Angela Merkel

• Theresa May

• Emmanuel Macron

• Michel Barnier

What is the general view of German politics towards Brexit negotiations?

• Indifferent

• Hostile

• Pragmatic

• Supportive

What is the UK's stance on the transition period during Brexit?

• Demands immediate changes

• Wants to delay the transition

• Agrees to a status quo transition

• Rejects any transition

Why do some national capitals in Europe want to delay the transition period?

• To strengthen the EU's position

• To avoid any changes

• To support the UK

• To increase uncertainty and trigger contingency plans