How a President Trump Impacts Brexit

The transcript discusses the implications of Donald Trump's election on international relations, focusing on Brexit, US-UK relations, and the EU's cautious stance. It highlights potential shifts in US-Russia relations, with optimism in Moscow for improved ties. Concerns about Ukraine's vulnerability under Trump are also addressed, considering his stance on Crimea and potential lifting of sanctions.

How did Donald Trump's election victory affect the UK's position in post-Brexit negotiations?

• It led to the UK rejoining the EU.

• It had no impact on the UK's position.

• It improved the UK's chances of securing favorable trade deals.

• It placed the UK at the back of the queue for trade deals.

What was the general sentiment among EU leaders regarding Trump's election?

• They were enthusiastic and supportive.

• They were indifferent and unconcerned.

• They were cautious and wary.

• They were openly hostile and dismissive.

What potential impact did EU leaders fear from Trump's election?

• A rise in populism and instability within the EU.

• An increase in EU-US trade agreements.

• A strengthening of the EU's liberal democracy.

• A decrease in defense spending across Europe.

How did Moscow react to Trump's election victory?

• With disappointment and concern.

• With indifference and neutrality.

• With skepticism about future cooperation.

• With optimism for improved US-Russia relations.

What was one of the main reasons for Moscow's optimism regarding Trump's presidency?

• The anticipation of a US withdrawal from global affairs.

• The belief in a stronger NATO presence.

• The hope for a partnership in Syria.

• The expectation of increased sanctions on Russia.

What concern did Ukraine have regarding Trump's potential policies?

• Increased US military support.

• Recognition of Crimea's annexation by Russia.

• Stronger sanctions against Russia.

• More diplomatic pressure on Russia.

What was a potential consequence for Ukraine due to Trump's election?

• A stronger alliance with NATO.

• A rise in bond yields due to security concerns.

• An increase in US economic aid.

• A decrease in fighting in eastern Ukraine.