U.K. Needs to Decide EU Relationship, Says John Bruton

The transcript discusses the UK's future trading relationship with the EU, emphasizing the need for clarity on the desired partnership. It highlights the lack of consensus in the UK on trade agreements, the implications for the Irish border, and the potential for a four-year transition period. The approval process by the EU and compliance with WTO rules are also considered. The conclusion stresses the difficulty in drafting a transition agreement without a clear destination.

What role does the Irish border play in the discussions about Britain's future trading relationship?

What challenges are associated with drafting a transition agreement?