Interview with Martin Schulz about Brexit

The transcript covers key issues related to Brexit, including the UK's desire for passporting rights for the City of London and the indivisibility of the EU's four freedoms. It discusses the concept of an EU army and the importance of security cooperation among member states. The conversation emphasizes the need to start Brexit negotiations and trigger Article 50 to avoid a lose-lose situation. The interview concludes with a call for the UK government to initiate the formal Brexit process.

What is the main reason Britain wants passporting for the City of London?

• To improve trade in goods

• To enhance cultural exchange

• To increase tourism

• To maintain financial services access to the EU

According to the EU, why can't the four freedoms be separated?

• They are economically beneficial

• They are legally binding

• They are a coherent concept

• They are politically motivated

What is the EU's stance on the creation of a common European army?

• It is a current priority

• It is not mentioned in the Lisbon Treaty

• It is already established

• It is opposed by all member states

What is the suggested action to move forward with Brexit negotiations?

• Hold another referendum

• Trigger Article 50

• Wait for EU's next move

• Negotiate without formalities

What is the potential risk if Brexit negotiations do not start promptly?

• A political alliance

• An economic boom

• A lose-lose outcome

• A win-win situation