Brexit: what happens next
On 23 June, the UK voted to leave the European Union. What will the UK’s new relationship with the EU look like?
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The UK government will soon begin the process to withdraw from the European Union. What will this huge change mean for the future of the European Union and its member states? What is the process of leaving, and what signal should the EU give to the UK? What are the interests of other countries as they negotiate a deal with the UK?
Producers – Giuseppe Porcaro & Vanessa Cotterell
Speakers
Guntram Wolff – Director, Bruegel
Maria Demertzis – Research Fellow, Bruegel
Nicolas Véron – Senior Research fellow, Bruegel
Presenters – Áine Quinn & Bryn Watkins, Bruegel
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