Here’s why we spoke to young people across Europe on the possibility of Britain leaving the EU.
We talk to young Europeans about Britain's EU referendum and what it means for the UK and the rest of Europe.
Austria
We might go the way of Britain
Ines Mahmoud
Bulgaria
For our region, the EU is the last hope
Elena Peneva
Czech Republic
There’s a lot of sympathy from Czexiters
Jan Hornát
Germany
If the UK left, it’s the EU’s fault
Stefan Hoffmeyer
Denmark
There could be a life outside the EU
Lærke Rindvig
Spain
We can’t be truly independent alone
Felipe González Gil
France
France and Britain could confront the EU
Martin Pairet
Greece
My lifestyle isn’t safe anymore
Demi Dimitropoulou
Croatia
The EU can be repaired, with the UK in it.
Marko Boko
Italy
The EU has been stolen from the start
Camilla Crosta
Lithuania
The ‘British dream’ would fade into oblivion
Daiva Repečkaitė
Latvia
Britain is not part of the conversation
Alise Avota
Netherlands
Farage is a benchmark for the right
Merijn Oudenampsen
Norway
The EU is crucial for maintaining peace
Anders Skyrud Danielsen
Poland
Referendums threaten liberal democracy
Jakub Dymek
Portugal
The UK belongs in the EU
Frederico Duarte
Romania
Romanians see the positives of free movement
Silviu Six
Sweden
If Brexit, I’d vote for an independent Scotland
Johanna Crossley-Zels
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