Belgium's Reynders: EU Needs Good Relations With U.K.

The transcript discusses the implications of Brexit on EU-UK relations, focusing on trade, security, and the single market. It highlights the challenges of maintaining a good relationship with the UK while addressing internal EU issues like migration and security. The negotiation process is expected to be lengthy, with the EU aiming to maintain unity. The transcript also covers corporate taxation issues, referencing the European Commission's decision on Apple's tax obligations in Ireland.

What is the primary focus of the EU in maintaining a relationship with the UK post-Brexit?

• Tourism

• Cultural exchanges

• Trade and investment

• Military alliances

What is a key issue that the EU needs to address internally post-Brexit?

• Expanding the EU's territory

• Reducing agricultural subsidies

• Strengthening the economic and monetary union

• Increasing the number of official languages

What is one of the main challenges for the UK in accessing the EU's single market?

• Reducing carbon emissions

• Increasing military spending

• Accepting free movement of people

• Adopting the Euro

How does the EU plan to handle negotiations with the UK regarding the internal market?

• By allowing the UK to dictate terms

• By forming individual agreements with each member state

• By negotiating as a unified entity

• By excluding the UK from all economic activities

Which countries are mentioned as having a similar situation to the UK regarding participation in the EU's economic activities?

• Switzerland and Norway

• Japan and South Korea

• Australia and New Zealand

• Canada and Mexico

What role does Boris Johnson play in the post-Brexit EU-UK relationship?

• He is the President of the European Council

• He is leading the EU's negotiation team

• He is the new UK Foreign Minister

• He is the head of the European Commission

What was the European Commission's decision regarding Apple's tax situation in Ireland?

• Apple was fined for environmental violations

• Apple was exempted from paying taxes

• Apple was required to pay back taxes

• Apple was given a tax break