Chancellor Merkel: Chance of reaching Brexit deal 'in good time is still there'

The transcript discusses the importance of reaching a Brexit agreement that benefits both the EU and the UK. It emphasizes the need for a strong post-Brexit relationship, highlighting economic interests and the importance of maintaining a successful community. The speaker addresses the challenges and differences that will arise from the UK's departure from the EU, stressing the need for clear distinctions between EU membership and third-state partnerships.

Why is it important to reach a strong withdrawal agreement with the UK?

• To prevent the UK from forming alliances with other countries

• To ensure the UK remains a member of the EU

• To ensure the UK adopts the Euro as its currency

• To maintain good relations and economic interests, especially in the automotive sector

What is the speaker's hope for the UK's relationship with Europe after Brexit?

• That the UK forms a new union with other non-EU countries

• That the UK distances itself from all European countries

• That the UK remains a close and trustworthy partner of Europe

• That the UK becomes a member of the European Union again

What must be clearly distinguished according to the speaker?

• The difference between EU membership and a third-party partnership

• The difference between the UK and other European countries

• The difference between economic and political relationships

• The difference between the automotive and technology sectors

What does the speaker suggest needs to be redefined?

• The movement of capital

• The movement of people

• The movement of goods between countries

• The movement of services

What is emphasized as necessary for a successful community?

• A single language policy

• A unified currency system

• Clear distinctions in relationships with non-EU countries

• A strong military alliance