Corbyn-May Brexit Talks Unlikely to Work, Expect Long Extension: Eurasia

The transcript discusses the low likelihood of a no-deal Brexit due to Parliament's control and the European Council's preference for an extension. It explores the implications of a long extension, the political processes in London, and the challenges of reaching a consensus on a customs union. Public opinion on Brexit remains divided, and the possibility of a new referendum is debated.

What political conditions might be attached to a long extension of Brexit negotiations?

What are the implications of a potential second referendum on Brexit according to the discussion?