CLEAN : British FM wants a new and healthy relationship with the EU

The transcript covers a lecture discussing the vision for the India-UK partnership in the 21st century, emphasizing collaboration and mutual benefits. It also explores the UK's relationship with the European Union post-Brexit, highlighting the desire for a supportive yet independent stance. The speaker outlines potential trade deals, including the exchange of goods like whiskey and electric cars, and emphasizes the UK's ongoing contribution to European tourism and culture.

What is the speaker's vision for the India-UK partnership in the 21st century?

• To work independently without collaboration

• To reach out and work together

• To focus solely on trade

• To limit interactions to cultural exchanges

How does the speaker describe the UK's desired relationship with the European Union?

• As a detached observer

• As a leading member

• As a competitor

• As a supportive entity like a flying buttress

What analogy does the speaker use to describe the UK's supportive role to the EU?

• A pillar

• A cornerstone

• A flying buttress

• A foundation

What does the speaker say about the UK's cultural ties with Europe?

• The UK is not part of European culture

• The UK is deeply embedded in European culture

• The UK has no interest in European civilization

• The UK wants to distance itself from European culture

What future prospects does the speaker mention regarding UK-Europe relations?

• Increasing tourism and trade

• Focusing only on political alliances

• Ending all trade agreements

• Reducing cultural exchanges