Wales won’t be intimidated in post-Brexit negotiations, says First Minister

The transcript discusses the geographical and political implications of Brexit, emphasizing that while Brexit is officially done, its impacts will be felt for years. It highlights the major decisions the UK faces regarding trade and governance, particularly the role of devolved administrations. The Welsh Government asserts its commitment to ongoing debate and unity within the UK, while maintaining a global identity. The speech concludes with a call for Wales to remain open and welcoming, embracing its European and global connections.

Which city is closer to Cardiff than Edinburgh is?

• Dublin

• London

• Newcastle

• Brussels

What is the Welsh Government's stance on the assertion that Brexit is over?

• They agree that Brexit is over.

• They are indifferent to Brexit discussions.

• They believe Brexit is a closed chapter.

• They refuse to be misled by such assertions.

What does the Welsh Government emphasize about the decision to leave the EU?

• It ends all debates.

• It requires ongoing discussion.

• It simplifies future decisions.

• It has no impact on Wales.

How does Wales view its identity post-Brexit?

• As solely a part of the UK

• As isolated from Europe

• As indifferent to global affairs

• As a European nation and global citizen

What tradition does Wales aim to remake as it faces the future?

• Openness and welcoming others

• Isolationism

• Economic independence

• Political neutrality