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26:04Now PlayingEurope is in disarray after last week’s referendum vote in the UK to leave the European Union. Great Britain it seems is out. What will really happen after the Brexit vote: will other member countries now follow the British example?
The guests:
Ulrike Guérot, the Director of the European Democracy Lab, says:"The Brexit is a wake-up call," (that the EU can't continue with business as usual. We have to make sure events don't cascade. And)) now we have to ponder a very different Europe: in parliamnetary terms, democratic terms, and social terms."
Andreas Kluth, Berlin Bureau Chief The Economist. He says: "The EU should, first, strive for a lenient and gracious deal that keeps Britain close to the continent and, second, reform itself in a hurry."
Ursula Weidenfeld, business editor, she says: "Keep calm and carry on: England made a mistake, but now both sides should work to not let it become also an economic disaster.”
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