Theresa May interview on UK trade

The transcript discusses Britain's approach to international trade and foreign policy, emphasizing the balance between maintaining ethical principles and pursuing economic interests. It highlights the importance of long-standing relationships with countries like Saudi Arabia and Jordan for security and prosperity. The vision for a global Britain post-EU includes securing trade deals worldwide while upholding British values and addressing human rights issues. The overarching doctrine is that all actions are in the British national interest, focusing on security, prosperity, and promoting British values globally.

What is the primary reason for Britain's long-standing relationships with countries like Saudi Arabia and Jordan?

• To promote liberal principles

• To ensure security and prosperity

• To focus solely on trade

• To avoid international criticism

What is Britain's goal in terms of trade after leaving the European Union?

• To focus only on European trade

• To establish a truly global trade network

• To reduce trade with non-European countries

• To prioritize trade with the United States

How does Britain plan to balance trade and values in its foreign policy?

• By ignoring human rights issues

• By focusing solely on economic gains

• By integrating values like human rights into trade discussions

• By avoiding trade with countries that have different values

What is the main doctrine of British foreign policy?

• To focus on cultural exchange

• To avoid international conflicts

• To prioritize international aid

• To act in the British national interest

Why is it important for Britain to maintain good global relations according to its foreign policy doctrine?

• To reduce immigration

• To focus on domestic issues

• To ensure cultural dominance

• To facilitate global trade and security