Brexit Situation Is on a Knife-Edge, EIB's Stubb Says

The video discusses the three main Brexit options: a deal, no deal, or a delay/no Brexit, each with equal chances. It highlights the hard Brexiteers' realization of Brexit's impracticality and the Conservative Party's need to prioritize the country over party interests. The historical reluctance of the UK within the EU is noted, alongside the public's evolving opinion on Brexit. The EU's hands-off approach is seen as strategic, while the uncertainty of Brexit's outcome remains a concern.

What are the three possible outcomes of Brexit discussed in the video?

• A deal, a no deal, or a leadership change

• A deal, a no deal, or a trade agreement

• A deal, a no deal, or a new election

• A deal, a no deal, or a delay/no Brexit

What is the main challenge for the Conservative Party according to the speaker?

• Gaining support from the Labour Party

• Negotiating a better deal with the EU

• Putting the country before the party

• Winning the next election

How does the speaker describe the UK's historical relationship with the EU?

• As a passive observer

• As a dominant force

• As a reluctant bride

• As a leading member

What is the EU's current approach to the Brexit negotiations?

• Supportive and cooperative

• Hands-off and laissez-faire

• Aggressive and demanding

• Indifferent and uninterested

What is the speaker's view on the potential outcome of a hard Brexit?

• It will benefit the UK

• It will have no impact

• There will be no winners

• It will strengthen the EU