What Will Happen To The Irish Border After Brexit? - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the complexities of the Irish border in the context of Brexit. It highlights the unique challenges Northern Ireland faces due to its border with the Republic of Ireland, an EU member. The current open border situation is contrasted with the potential need for customs checks post-Brexit. The video explores international examples, like the Norway-Sweden border, as potential models for managing the Irish border. It concludes by considering the future implications for Northern Ireland and the broader Brexit negotiations.

What percentage of Northern Ireland voters chose to remain in the EU during the Brexit referendum?

• 52%

• 48%

• 56%

• 60%

Why is it challenging to maintain a frictionless border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland post-Brexit?

• Because both countries have the same tariffs

• Because EU law requires customs checks

• Because the UK wants to remain in the customs union

• Because there are no roads crossing the border

What is a potential consequence of not having customs checks on the Irish border?

• Increased travel time

• Unregulated trade of goods

• Higher taxes on imports

• More border crossing points

How does the Norway-Sweden border manage customs checks?

• By using manual inspections

• By employing vast amounts of technology

• By having no checks at all

• By only allowing trucks to pass

What is a limitation of the Norway-Sweden border model for the UK-Ireland border?

• It is completely frictionless

• It requires all vehicles to stop

• It is not perfectly frictionless

• It does not use any technology