Short ofterm needs are taking precedence over the common european good. Is it all over for the e. U. . We have invited three renowned journalists to help us answer that question. You pleasure to welcome will reich herrmann. She says the e. U. Will notot break apart. And we welcome malte lehming, who says even if an agreement on ceta with be reached, the e. U. Is still experiencing its greatest crisis ever. And finally, Andreas Kluth, of the economist. He says all the forces in the e. U. Today are sent riffugal in ts hard to imagine in other six decades the e. U. Will exifment so, clearly dive ergent opinions there. Ulrike herrmann, the pessimists would seem to be in good company. Bogue the e. U. President junker and the foreign minister have said this represents a an existential crisis for the European Union. Would you not agree with that in well, no. Look at ceta. Its supposed to be an, a trade agreement between canada and the e. U. But the trade flourishes anyway even without the tra
Is that this vote will be very tight and very tense. So our question today on quadriga, should the u. K. Stay or go . I am joined by three seasoned observers and analysts, beginning with derek scally, who is from the irish times, and says brexit is merely a symptom for a long deepseated eu illness. Also with us is alan posener, a regular commentator for berlin who believes that brexit would be a catastrophe that would lead to the dissolution of the European Union. And welcome to ulrike herrmann, a Business Editor and writer at the tageszeitung, who says a brexit would not be as bad as it seems for the eu because the british would be forced to adopt all the key eu loss. Say a disaster might be just days away. Tell us about the disaster. Alan the disaster goes like this. Britain leaves. Aere is a disaster, in that man like Boris Johnson might become Prime Minister, which is disastrous for britain. Talk about europe. Camp in places like france, 61 of the population unfavorable of the eu,
Is that this vote will be very tight and very tense. So our question today on quadriga, should the u. K. Stay or go . I am joined by three seasoned observers and analysts, beginning with derek scally, who is from the irish times, and says brexit is merely a symptom for a long deepseated eu illness. Also with us is alan posener, a regular commentator for berlin who believes that brexit would be a catastrophe that would lead to the dissolution of the European Union. And welcome to ulrike herrmann, a Business Editor and writer at the tageszeitung, who says a brexit would not be as bad as it seems for the eu because the british would be forced to adopt all the key eu loss. Say a disaster might be just days away. Tell us about the disaster. Alan the disaster goes like this. Britain leaves. Aere is a disaster, in that man like Boris Johnson might become prime minister, which is disastrous for britain. Talk about europe. Camp in places like france, 61 of the population unfavorable of the eu,
Is that this vote will be very tight and very tense. So our question today on quadriga, should the u. K. Stay or go . I am joined by three seasoned observers and analysts, beginning with derek scally, who is from the irish times, and says brexit is merely a symptom for a long deepseated eu illness. Also with us is alan posener, a regular commentator for berlin who believes that brexit would be a catastrophe that would lead to the dissolution of the European Union. And welcome to ulrike herrmann, a Business Editor and writer at the tageszeitung, who says a brexit would not be as bad as it seems for the eu because the british would be forced to adopt all the key eu loss. Say a disaster might be just days away. Tell us about the disaster. Alan the disaster goes like this. Britain leaves. Aere is a disaster, in that man like Boris Johnson might become Prime Minister, which is disastrous for britain. Talk about europe. Camp in places like france, 61 of the population unfavorable of the eu,
I. S. Strongholds. Is that enough . Calls for Ground Troops are growing louder. Their deployment would be dangerous with an uncertain outcome. What is the best way to combat i. S. . Coming to you from berlin, quadriga. The international debate. Your host, peter craven. Peter welcome to this latest edition of quadriga. The shocking terrorist attacks in turkey, lebanon, paris, and tunisia, as well as the downing of a russian passenger plane, have either been claimed by or blamed on Islamic State. Today, we are asking how to combat i. S. I am joined in the studio by three analysts and commentators. Let me introduce you, beginning with ulrike herrmann, a journalist with taz. She says to fight a war, you need money, which is why we need to cut off the cash flow to Islamic State. Also with us is alan posener, a commentator for die welt. He is convinced that destroying i. S. Is easy and necessary. The hard part, he says, comes later, rebuilding a new syria. Also with us is daniel gerlach, fou