CLEAN : More than good intentions needed on Irish question: Tusk

The transcript discusses the potential overestimation of Theresa May's willingness to back down and the UK Parliament's acceptance of a deal, highlighting the risk of a no-deal scenario. It emphasizes the need for goodwill and more than just good intentions to address the Irish question, noting an improved atmosphere compared to previous weeks.

What is the main concern discussed in the introduction regarding Theresa May's actions?

• Her potential resignation

• Overestimating her willingness to back down

• Her relationship with the EU

• Her support for a no-deal Brexit

What is the potential risk mentioned if the UK Parliament accepts the deal?

• Increased trade with non-EU countries

• Improved relations with the EU

• A no-deal Brexit scenario

• A stronger UK economy

What is emphasized as necessary beyond goodwill in the Irish question?

• More than just good intentions

• Military intervention

• A new trade agreement

• Financial incentives

What does the speaker suggest is better now compared to two or three weeks ago?

• The economic outlook

• The weather

• The atmosphere

• The political stability

What is the underlying issue in the Irish question according to the speaker?

• Lack of resources

• Insufficient good intentions

• Political instability

• Economic downturn