UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson gives first Major Speech at Chatham House in London

The transcript discusses the speaker's views on the EU, emphasizing a belief in democracy and the nation state as a key component of global order. It clarifies that Brexit is not about isolation but about Britain taking control of its democratic institutions while remaining open to the world. The speaker envisions a future where Britain is more engaged globally, driven by new possibilities.

What is the speaker's view on the relationship between the nation state and the global order?

• The nation state is irrelevant in the global order.

• The nation state is opposed to the global order.

• The nation state is a key building block of the global order.

• The nation state should be isolated from the global order.

According to the speaker, what does Brexit signify for Britain?

• Isolation from the world.

• A retreat from democratic values.

• Taking back control of democratic institutions.

• Closing its borders to foreigners.

How does the speaker describe Britain's approach post-Brexit?

• Britain will abandon international relations.

• Britain will be more engaged with the world.

• Britain will focus solely on domestic issues.

• Britain will become more inward-looking.

What does the speaker believe about Britain's moral fate post-Brexit?

• Britain has no moral obligations post-Brexit.

• Britain is morally destined to be more outward-looking.

• Britain is morally destined to isolate itself.

• Britain's moral fate is to focus on internal affairs.

What is the speaker's message to those concerned about Britain's future?

• Britain will become less democratic.

• Britain will be more open and engaged globally.

• Britain will close its doors to international cooperation.

• Britain will be defined by Brexit.