UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson may privately support Freedom of Movement across Europe despite BREXIT

The transcript discusses the EU's diplomatic relations, focusing on bilateral cooperation with other EU ambassadors. It highlights the respect for the referendum decision and the importance of maintaining freedom of movement. The speaker emphasizes Latvia's interest in ensuring a positive process and maintaining a civilized relationship. The EU's success since World War II is acknowledged, stressing the need to preserve this achievement without causing harm to each other.

What is the current state of the EU's relationship with other ambassadors?

• The relationship is deteriorating.

• The relationship is strong and cooperative.

• There are significant frustrations.

• There is a lack of communication.

What did the Prime Minister express about the freedom of movement?

• He wants to restrict it.

• He is indifferent to it.

• He wants to guarantee it.

• He plans to abolish it.

Why is the freedom of movement considered important?

• It is a new concept.

• It is one of the four freedoms.

• It is a temporary measure.

• It is not relevant to the EU.

What is the EU's main concern regarding the process in Latvia?

• That it becomes negative and poisonous.

• That it is too slow.

• That it is too expensive.

• That it is ignored by other nations.

What has the EU project ensured since World War II?

• Cultural division.

• The well-being of nations.

• Political isolation.

• Economic instability.