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The video discusses changes in the EU's decision-making process, including the introduction of a European President with a 2.5-year term, reducing the number of EU Commission members, and increasing the power of the EU Parliament. It highlights a shift to majority voting for more efficient decision-making and prioritizes energy policy and global warming. Additionally, it outlines the process for countries wishing to exit the EU, requiring negotiation with other members.

What is the term length for the newly elected European President?

• 1 year

• 6 months

• 2.5 years

• 5 years

What is a significant change in the EU Commission's structure?

• Increasing the number of members

• Maintaining the current number of members

• Rotating members every year

• Reducing the number of members

What new power will the EU Parliament have?

• Dissolving the EU Commission

• Electing the European President

• Approving more legislation in justice, security, and immigration

• Vetoing all legislation

How will decisions be made more efficiently in the EU?

• By unanimous vote

• By majority vote

• By a single leader

• By a rotating committee

What must a country do if it wants to leave the EU?

• Hold a national referendum

• Pay a fine

• Negotiate exit conditions with other members

• Simply announce its departure