Boris Johnson speaking in joint press conference with Angela Merkel

The transcript discusses the complexities of post-Brexit foreign policy, focusing on the UK's bilateral relations with Germany and the EU. It highlights the UK's confrontational stance towards Brussels and the need for cooperation. The German perspective on EU relations is also explored, emphasizing pragmatism. The discussion concludes with issues surrounding the UK-EU protocol, particularly the checks in Northern Ireland and the impact on goods like cancer drugs.

In what ways does the speaker suggest the UK should engage with the EU?

What is the significance of the 20% figure mentioned in relation to external checks in Northern Ireland?