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Aktuálně.cz: Chain reaction. If Scotland leaves, the British are one step closer to leaving the EU.

Zuzana Kasáková, EUROPEUM's research fellow, commented on the future of the EU.
20. September 2014

Research fellow Zuzana Kasáková commented on the topic of Scottish referendum and future of European Union in the article on aktuálně.cz: Řetězová reakce. Odejde-li Skotsko, Britové nakročí ven z EU.

The article is available in Czech only.

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