U.K. Ministers Head to Brussels for Talks

The video discusses the role of Attorney General Geoffrey Cox in the Brexit negotiations, focusing on the legal documents and concessions needed for the UK Parliament to approve the deal. The UK is considering the Vienna Convention as a strategy, while the EU prefers arbitration, raising questions about the European Court of Justice's involvement. The video concludes with the possibility of a Brexit delay if legal challenges are not resolved.

What is the main challenge faced by Attorney General Geoffrey Cox in the Brexit negotiations?

• Reducing tariffs on UK exports

• Increasing immigration from the EU

• Convincing the EU to accept a new trade deal

• Securing legal concessions to appease Brexiteers

Which two main elements did the UK initially push for in the Brexit negotiations?

• Higher tariffs on EU goods and reduced immigration

• A unilateral exit from the backstop and a time limit

• A new trade agreement and increased immigration

• A permanent customs union and free movement of people

What legal framework is the UK considering as a potential solution in the Brexit negotiations?

• The Hague Convention

• The Geneva Convention

• The Paris Agreement

• The Vienna Convention

What is the EU's preferred method for resolving disputes in the Brexit negotiations?

• Direct negotiations

• Arbitration

• Military intervention

• Economic sanctions

What potential issue arises if the European Court of Justice is involved in arbitration?

• It might not be accepted by Brexiteers

• It could result in higher tariffs

• It could lead to a trade war

• It would require a new referendum