What's the Point of the European Union? | Let's Talk | NPR
June 26, 2017
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as posted by the channelWith Brexit negotiations in full swing and anti-EU sentiment on the rise in the rest of Europe, NPR asks why the European Union was formed in the first place, what it does today and why many are eager to safeguard it.
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