Barnier Warns a 'No-Deal Brexit' Is Still Possible

The transcript discusses the initial fears of a domino effect following Brexit, which did not materialize. However, current EU concerns are rising due to political shifts in Europe, such as the Swedish elections and populist movements. The EU is firm on not offering the UK a favorable deal unless they reconsider leaving. Despite the set deadlines, negotiations are not progressing as planned, and the final deadline in March looms with uncertainty.

What was the initial fear regarding Brexit's impact on the European Union?

• It would have no impact.

• It would create a domino effect of countries leaving.

• It would strengthen the EU.

• It would lead to economic prosperity.

What is the EU's current approach towards the UK's decision to leave?

• They are indifferent to the UK's decision.

• They respect the referendum but wish the UK would stay.

• They are trying to force the UK to stay.

• They are offering a favorable deal.

What is the EU's strategy if the UK decides to change its mind about leaving?

• They will impose sanctions.

• They will continue with the current negotiation terms.

• They will ignore the UK's decision.

• They will welcome the UK back with a favorable deal.

Why are the Brexit negotiation deadlines considered flexible?

• Because both sides have agreed on a final date.

• Because the only hard deadline is the end of March.

• Because the EU has no interest in the negotiations.

• Because the UK has already left the EU.

What is expected as the Brexit negotiation deadline approaches?

• The UK will leave without any deal.

• Last-minute negotiations and compromises are likely.

• There will be no agreement at all.

• A smooth agreement will be reached.