Which Country Will Leave the EU Next? - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on EU sentiment, highlighting increased pro-EU feelings across Europe. It examines the potential for other countries like Italy, Hungary, Sweden, and Greece to leave the EU, considering political and economic factors. Despite some euroskepticism, the likelihood of these countries exiting is low due to economic dependencies and political stances. The video concludes that while Brexit has been tumultuous, it has not significantly encouraged other EU exits.

What has been a major issue with the Brexit process according to the video?

• It was too simple and straightforward.

• It involved many contradictions and disagreements.

• It was completed too quickly.

• It was universally praised by all parties.

According to the Eurobarometer, how did Brexit affect pro-EU sentiment?

• It caused a split in pro-EU sentiment.

• It had no effect on pro-EU sentiment.

• It increased pro-EU sentiment.

• It decreased pro-EU sentiment.

Which country was considered a potential candidate for leaving the EU due to its coalition government?

• France

• Italy

• Portugal

• Spain

What is a significant reason Hungary is unlikely to leave the EU?

• It has a large population.

• It receives significant financial contributions from the EU.

• It has a strong military alliance with the EU.

• It has no political parties that are Euro-skeptic.

What political shift occurred in Sweden's 2018 general election?

• The Swedish Democrats became the third largest party.

• The Swedish Democrats became the largest party.

• The Swedish Democrats lost all their seats.

• The Swedish Democrats formed a coalition government.

What is the main reason Sweden is unlikely to leave the EU?

• Sweden has no Euro-skeptic parties.

• Sweden is geographically isolated.

• High trust in the EU among Swedes.

• Sweden's economy is too weak.

What was Greece's plan in 2015 regarding the EU?

• To adopt the euro.

• To form a new EU alliance.

• To leave the EU and return to the drachma.

• To increase EU contributions.

What would be a consequence of Greece returning to the drachma?

• A significant devaluation of the currency.

• Increased foreign investment without any issues.

• Immediate economic prosperity.

• No change in economic conditions.

Why is a Grexit considered unlikely now?

• The time for Grexit has passed, and it would have happened in 2015.

• Greece has no debt issues.

• Greece has already left the EU.

• Greece has a strong economy.

What might influence other EU countries to consider exiting in the future?

• A successful Brexit model.

• A global economic crisis.

• A new EU treaty.

• A change in EU leadership.