Brexit: EU Launches Legal Action Against UK Over Bill

The UK has proposed a bill that would alter parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol, which the EU opposes. In response, the EU has initiated legal action against the UK. The ongoing Brexit discussions have been lengthy, with both sides expressing differing views on the protocol's effectiveness. The UK argues that the protocol works well on paper but not in practice, prompting unilateral changes. Despite tensions, both parties remain open to finding a solution, avoiding a full-blown trade war for now.

What action did the EU take in response to the UK's proposed bill?

• They ignored the UK's proposal.

• They imposed tariffs on UK goods.

• They agreed to renegotiate the bill.

• They launched legal action against the UK.

What is the UK's main argument regarding the Northern Ireland Protocol?

• It works on paper but not in real life.

• It needs to be completely discarded.

• It works perfectly in practice.

• It should be enforced more strictly.

How long have the Brexit discussions been ongoing according to the transcript?

• 3-4 years

• 5-6 years

• 7-8 years

• 1-2 years

What is the EU's stance on finding a solution to the Brexit bill issue?

• They have already escalated to a trade war.

• They remain open to a potential solution.

• They are considering imposing tariffs.

• They are not open to any solutions.

What has the EU not done yet in response to the UK's actions?

• Agreed to the UK's changes.

• Launched a full-blown trade war.

• Implemented the Northern Ireland Protocol.

• Ignored the situation.