Brexit and EuroSceptics. Europeans against the EU

What is common between Great Britain and Bulgaria, Greece and Germany, France and Finland? A politically saved reader will immediately say: all of them are members of the European Union. But these states also have something in common: in them and in many other countries of the United Europe, the movement of Eurosceptics has recently increased sharply.
The recently held Brexit opened the second wind to the supporters of the exit from the EU, and the migration crisis unfolded the EuroSrotics to the right, towards conservatism. Add to this a handful of Catalan, Scottish and North-Italian separatism, a pinch of good old German nationalism, throw 3 million migrants into a boiling European boiler, cover it with a lid of a transatlantic agreement, so that the steam from the brewed porridge does not go out and make a little look. Boom!!!
In the coming years in Europe it will be interesting.
How interesting?
Learn this from the book that you hold in your hands