William Hague gives speech at Chatham House about 'Why a Eurosceptic Should Vote to Remain'

The speaker reflects on their euroskeptic views and political actions regarding the EU, emphasizing the importance of remaining in the EU despite criticisms. They argue that leaving poses significant risks to the UK's jobs, prosperity, and structure, especially in a politically and economically uncertain world. The speaker highlights the successes of euro skepticism in securing opt-outs and additional rights for the UK, making EU membership beneficial. They also stress the importance of unity in the West to counter new global threats.

What are the three broad reasons the speaker provides for remaining in the EU?

How does the speaker view the current political and economic risks in the world?

What does the speaker imply about the future of Western nations if Britain leaves the EU?