Theresa May and Malcolm Turnball - G20 Summit

The speaker expresses gratitude for the opportunity to discuss the longstanding and close relationship between two countries. They highlight a historic decision that presents opportunities for collaboration, despite the complex and challenging process within the European Union. The speaker emphasizes a desire to be more outward-looking globally, with a focus on strengthening ties with countries like Australia.

What does the speaker express gratitude for in the initial part of the speech?

• The support from the European Union

• The longstanding relationship between the two countries

• The chance to meet new people

• The opportunity to travel

What is the speaker's perspective on the decision involving the European Union?

• It is a decision that will not affect international relations

• It will lead to isolation from the world

• It is a historic decision with complex challenges

• It is a simple and straightforward process

How does the speaker view the future relationship with the world?

• As a means to focus solely on economic growth

• As a way to become more outward-looking globally

• As a chance to strengthen ties with only neighboring countries

• As an opportunity to become more inward-looking

Why is Australia considered important in the speaker's view?

• Because of longstanding ties and close relations

• Because of its economic power

• Due to its geographical proximity

• Due to its technological advancements

What is the speaker's intention regarding international relationships?

• To prioritize domestic issues over international relations

• To focus only on European countries

• To strengthen global relationships, especially with countries like Australia

• To reduce international collaborations