Corbyn-May Brexit Talks Unlikely to Work, Expect Long Extension: Eurasia

The transcript discusses the low likelihood of a no-deal Brexit due to Parliament's control and the European Council's preference for an extension. It explores the implications of a long extension, the political processes in London, and the challenges of reaching a consensus on a customs union. Public opinion on Brexit remains divided, and the possibility of a new referendum is debated.

What is the main reason for the improbability of a no-deal Brexit?

• There is a strong public demand for a no-deal.

• The UK government is fully prepared for a no-deal.

• The European Union is eager for a no-deal.

• The UK Parliament has taken control.

What are the two main options being debated in the European Council regarding Brexit?

• A customs union or a free trade agreement

• Immediate Brexit or remaining in the EU

• A short extension or a long extension

• A no-deal Brexit or a second referendum

What is the likelihood of May and Corbyn reaching a consensus according to the transcript?

• Irrelevant to the process

• Already agreed

• Unlikely

• Highly likely

What is one of the main challenges in reaching a Brexit agreement?

• Labour's demand for a customs union

• The lack of public interest

• The EU's refusal to negotiate

• The UK's economic instability

What is the general public opinion on Brexit according to the transcript?

• There is no clear majority

• The public is indifferent

• Most of the UK wants to leave

• Most of the UK wants to remain