EU Lawmaker Gozi on Brexit Deal, European Parliament Ratification

The transcript discusses the Brexit deal's impact, highlighting the UK's greater loss compared to the EU. The European Parliament is set to review and ratify the deal, likely in February. The deal affects trade and financial services, with significant implications for London. Internal market considerations, such as state aid and environmental standards, are crucial. The future EU-UK relationship will involve new trade barriers. The decline of populism in Europe is noted, with political changes like Trump's departure impacting the landscape.

What was the overall outcome of the Brexit process according to the discussion?

• A win-win situation

• A lose-lose situation

• A win for the UK

• A win for the EU

When is the European Parliament expected to vote on the Brexit deal?

• In April

• In February

• In March

• In January

What is a major loss for London as a result of the Brexit deal?

• Loss of trade in goods

• Exclusion from the EU market

• Exclusion of financial services

• Loss of movement of people

What are the key issues for the internal market discussed in the transcript?

• Financial services and tariffs

• Movement of people and goods

• State aid and environmental standards

• Trade quotas and tariffs

How is the relationship between the EU and UK described after the Brexit deal?

• Solid and positive

• Uncertain and unstable

• Dramatically changed

• Completely severed

What does the discussion suggest about the future of nationalism and populism in Europe?

• It is no longer relevant

• It has been completely defeated

• It is still a concern

• It has become stronger

What is the EU's response to the COVID-19 crisis mentioned in the transcript?

• Reducing trade with the UK

• Closing borders

• Implementing a recovery plan

• Increasing tariffs