CLEAN : Angela Merkel and Leo Varadkar discuss Brexit in Dublin

The transcript discusses the European context, focusing on border issues and planning for a no-deal Brexit. It highlights Ireland's commitment to the European Union and the potential impacts of Brexit on Ireland and the European market. Various other topics, including agreements and identity integrity, are also mentioned.

What are the twin objectives discussed in relation to the border issue?

• Strengthening the eurozone and the Customs Union

• Expanding the European single market and Customs Union

• Enhancing trade relations with the UK

• Protecting the Good Friday Agreement and the European single market

Why is Ireland concerned about becoming a backdoor to the single market?

• It could lead to economic instability

• It might affect Ireland's alignment with the eurozone

• It might undermine the Good Friday Agreement

• It could result in a loss of jobs

What decision did Ireland make almost 20 years ago regarding its future?

• To focus on domestic economic policies

• To be at the heart of Europe, joining the eurozone

• To align closely with the UK

• To remain neutral in European matters

What is the significance of the Good Friday Agreement in the context of the discussion?

• It is a financial agreement with the EU

• It is a trade agreement with the UK

• It is a cultural exchange program

• It is a peace agreement crucial for Ireland

What does the final section suggest about the discussed issues?

• They are irrelevant to Ireland's future

• They are complex and involve multiple challenges

• They are solely economic in nature

• They are straightforward and easily resolved