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Brexit Ambassador series: the view from Slovenia

Tadej Rupel

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If Britain chose to leave the European Union, it would not only have an effect inside the UK, but also on the rest of Europe. In the final month of the referendum campaign, we will be featuring comments from some of Europe’s Ambassadors to the UK on how they view a potential Brexit. Tadej Rupel, the Slovenian Ambassador, outlines why Slovenia hopes it will be able to continue its partnership with the UK through the EU.

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If Britain chose to leave the European Union, it would not only have an effect inside the UK, but also on the rest of Europe. In the final month of the referendum campaign, we will be featuring comments from some of Europe’s Ambassadors to the UK on how they view a potential Brexit. Tadej Rupel, the Slovenian Ambassador, outlines why Slovenia hopes it will be able to continue its partnership with the UK through the EU.

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If Britain chose to leave the European Union, it would not only have an effect inside the UK, but also on the rest of Europe. In the final month of the referendum campaign, we will be featuring comments from some of Europe’s Ambassadors to the UK on how they view a potential Brexit. Tadej Rupel, the Slovenian Ambassador, outlines why Slovenia hopes it will be able to continue its partnership with the UK through the EU.

Key concepts: Brexit, Referendum, European union, Political science, General partnership, Chose, Rest (music), Economic history

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