Europe is still teetering in the recent decision of the United Kingdom to exit the EU, which many conservatives think was due to the populist support on anti-immigration sentiments and also as a backlash against Muslim migrants entering Britain. From a global perspective, Brexit may be a definitive symptom of anti-globalization leading to‘deglobalization’.
In the meantime, other European countries like France, Greece, Spain and Denmark witness the strengthening anti-EU forces and populist movements that are spreading in ranks and influence of political parties.
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