May to Visit Berlin, The Hague to Discuss Deal

The video discusses the EU's stance on Brexit renegotiations, focusing on Theresa May's efforts to secure reassurances on the backstop. It highlights the implications of delaying the vote, the legal challenges in distinguishing the withdrawal agreement from future relations, and the potential for future concessions. The EU's reluctance to make changes until necessary is emphasized, along with the complexity of the backstop issue.

What was the general expectation regarding Theresa May's bill before it was delayed?

• It would be passed without issues.

• It would be accepted with minor changes.

• It would be delayed indefinitely.

• It would be defeated.

How does the EU view the possibility of the UK leaving without a deal?

• They are indifferent to it.

• They are eager for it to happen.

• They want to avoid it.

• They have no official stance.

What is considered more challenging to renegotiate according to the transcript?

• Trade tariffs.

• The withdrawal agreement.

• Immigration policies.

• The future relationship agreement.

What is the EU's typical approach to making concessions in negotiations?

• They make concessions only after public pressure.

• They make concessions early in the process.

• They wait until the last minute to make concessions.

• They avoid making any concessions.

What is the likelihood of the backstop being removed according to the transcript?

• Very likely.

• Not mentioned.

• Unlikely.

• Already decided.