Britain's withdrawal from the EU will inevitably lead to changes in Europe. How to prevent other members from "Britain leaving the EU"?

Considering the interests of members, other members can be prevented from leaving the EU.

Britain June 65438+1October 3 1 Brexit. After decades of steady expansion, the EU will lose its first member. How can we prevent further division of the European continent? At least someone is asking this question. French President Macron called for a freedom conference on the future of Europe, and Council of Europe recently introduced the details of the conference. Its purpose is to allow an open, inclusive and transparent debate. This is a proposal that Brussels may not welcome: increase the flexibility of the EU, otherwise you can only watch it collapse.

Why take such a radical attitude? Because the group faces a core question-what advantages does a clumsy 27-nation alliance have over the same country? Did not disappear because the British gave the answer. The euro and the immigration crisis have aroused people's persistent doubts about the basic commitment of the EU, that is, a unified sovereignty will bring greater sovereignty to all EU member States. There is an urgent need to balance the interests of all members. At least in the eastern part of the European continent, more and more Europeans want to reduce Europeanization. The support of the right-wing populist parties in the region shows that the love for the West has been disillusioned. 20 16, polish foreign minister Widodo? Vash Kiikov complains that left-wing and liberal beliefs have been brainwashed for 25 years. 20 17, Hungarian prime minister Alban? Maria, one of Orban Victor's favorite intellectuals? Maria Schmidt severely criticized the welcome culture, that is, German Chancellor Angela Merkel believed that Europe should welcome new immigrants. Schmidt said: I think this is nonsense. ?

This disagreement has not been resolved at all, partly because western Europeans like Merkel or Macron seem to care nothing about their friendly rivals in Warsaw, Budapest or Prague. The inflammatory words and deeds of the East are experiencing the superiority of the West. Sadly, this happens to be a repetition of the mistakes made by Britain a few years before the referendum on leaving the European Union. 20 14 when I asked some german diplomats how to respond to British prime minister David Cameron's criticism of the European union, they shrugged their shoulders and replied that they would sit down with British diplomats and accept some treatment. It never occurred to them that the EU itself might need treatment.