Timmermans Says Be in Mode of Cooperation on Brexit

Timmermans Says Be in Mode of Cooperation on Brexit

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The transcript discusses the key Brexit speech by Theresa May in Florence, highlighting the EU's broader agenda beyond Brexit, including security and growth. Frans Timmermans emphasizes the need for a cooperative solution to Brexit, minimizing harm to all parties. The EU's businesslike approach to negotiations is stressed, despite emotional sentiments about Brexit. Media coverage differences between the UK and EU are noted, and business concerns about EU's stance are addressed.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the main difference in media coverage of Brexit between the UK and other EU member states?

Brexit is a major topic in the UK but less so in other EU states.

Brexit is not a topic of interest in either the UK or other EU states.

Brexit is less of a topic in the UK than in other EU states.

Brexit is a major topic in both the UK and other EU states.

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What is one of the key issues the EU is focusing on besides Brexit?

Reducing taxes

Improving transportation

Providing more security for citizens

Expanding tourism

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the desired outcome from Theresa May's speech according to Frans Timmermans?

To announce a complete separation from the EU

To find a solution that minimizes harm to all parties

To delay the Brexit process indefinitely

To increase tariffs on UK goods

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How does Frans Timmermans suggest the Brexit negotiations should be conducted?

In a businesslike manner

Through public debates

With a focus on emotional appeals

By ignoring the complexities

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What is the attitude of the European Commission towards strong words and accusations during negotiations?

They are encouraged to speed up the process

They are ignored as they do not help

They are used to gain leverage

They are considered essential for transparency