2020: What's Next for Brexit?

The video discusses the ongoing Brexit process, focusing on the challenges of negotiating a trade agreement between the UK and the EU within a tight timeline. It highlights the possibility of a disorderly Brexit if negotiations are not completed by the end of 2020. The potential for a hard Brexit is also explored, given Boris Johnson's stance against extending the negotiation deadline. The video concludes with thoughts on the future implications of Brexit.

What is the main challenge in the Brexit negotiations according to the first section?

• The complexity of the trade agreement.

• The UK's unwillingness to negotiate.

• The short timeframe of 11 months.

• The lack of interest from the EU.

What is a potential consequence if the UK and EU do not complete negotiations by the end of 2020?

• A peaceful resolution.

• A new referendum on Brexit.

• A disorderly Brexit.

• A permanent trade agreement.

Why might a hard Brexit become a concern again?

• Because the UK has already secured a trade deal.

• Because the EU is unwilling to negotiate further.

• Because the idea of a disorderly Brexit is resurfacing.

• Because the UK has decided to remain in the EU.

What is Boris Johnson's position on extending trade negotiations?

• He has not made a decision yet.

• He prefers to delay the negotiations.

• He wants to rule out any extension.

• He is open to extending the deadline.

What are the two possible outcomes if a trade deal is not reached by the end of 2020?

• A permanent trade agreement or a hard Brexit.

• An extension of the deadline or a disorderly Brexit.

• A delay in negotiations or a new election.

• A new referendum or a peaceful resolution.