Germany: Reopening Brexit deal 'not on the agenda'

The transcript discusses efforts to alleviate debt concerns and relieve co-payments for insured individuals. It highlights the UK Parliament's decision against leaving the EU without a Brexit agreement, aligning with the German government's stance. The need for clarity on the future border between Ireland and Northern Ireland is acknowledged. The responsibility now lies with UK Prime Minister Theresa May, EU negotiator Michel Barnier, and EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker to provide explanations. The reopening of the Brexit agreement is not on the agenda.

What measure is being taken to address the fear of debt?

• Increasing taxes

• Reducing healthcare services

• Exempting statutory insured individuals from co-payments

• Providing loans

What stance did the UK House of Commons take regarding the EU withdrawal?

• To leave the EU without any agreement

• To renegotiate the entire EU membership

• To avoid leaving the EU without a withdrawal agreement

• To remain in the EU indefinitely

What has the German government noted about the UK House of Commons?

• Their need for more clarity on the future border regime

• Their decision to increase trade with Germany

• Their plan to join another union

• Their intention to close borders with Ireland

Who are the key figures expected to provide explanations on the future border regime?

• Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron

• Theresa May, Michel Barnier, and Jean-Claude Juncker

• Boris Johnson and Ursula von der Leyen

• David Cameron and Donald Tusk

What is not on the agenda regarding the withdrawal agreement?

• Negotiating new terms

• Extending the deadline

• Discussing trade deals

• Reopening the withdrawal agreement