Merkel says longer, flexible Brexit delay likely

The transcript discusses the undesired scenario of a disorderly Brexit and the potential need for a longer extension than requested by the UK Prime Minister. It outlines the plan to ensure an orderly Brexit once the withdrawal agreement is approved, including a two-year transition phase. The German government remains committed to an orderly Brexit process.

What is the main concern regarding a disorderly exit of the UK from the EU?

• It would have no impact on the EU.

• It would speed up the exit process.

• It is not in the interest of the involved parties.

• It would benefit the EU.

What might be longer than the British Prime Minister's request?

• The negotiation process

• The exit agreement

• The extension period

• The transition phase

Under what condition can the UK execute an orderly exit?

• When the EU agrees to all terms

• When the UK passes the exit agreement

• When the transition phase ends

• When the British Prime Minister resigns

What has been agreed upon for the transition phase?

• A one-year transition

• A two-year transition

• A three-year transition

• No transition phase

What is the German government's stance on the UK's exit from the EU?

• They oppose any form of exit.

• They are interested in an orderly exit.

• They are indifferent to the exit.

• They prefer a disorderly exit.