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'''Dexit''', or '''Deutschland exit''', is a [[Euroskeptic]] and [[German]] [[populist]] movement molded after the [[Brexit]] movement in which the citizens of the [[UK]] exercised their right of [[self-determination]] to reclaim their national [[sovereignty]] by withdrawing from the [[European Union]].<ref>https://thebalkan.press/2024/01/27/alternative-for-germany-says-dexit-from-eu-possible/</ref> | '''Dexit''', or '''Deutschland exit''', is a [[Euroskeptic]] and [[German]] [[populist]] movement molded after the [[Brexit]] movement in which the citizens of the [[UK]] exercised their right of [[self-determination]] to reclaim their national [[sovereignty]] by withdrawing from the [[European Union]].<ref>https://thebalkan.press/2024/01/27/alternative-for-germany-says-dexit-from-eu-possible/</ref> | ||
| − | Many believe that without Germany, the European Union's (EU) largest [[economy]], the (EU) will not survive. | + | Many believe that without [[Germany]], the European Union's (EU) largest [[economy]], the (EU) will not survive. |
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Latest revision as of 07:04, January 28, 2024
Dexit, or Deutschland exit, is a Euroskeptic and German populist movement molded after the Brexit movement in which the citizens of the UK exercised their right of self-determination to reclaim their national sovereignty by withdrawing from the European Union.[1]
Many believe that without Germany, the European Union's (EU) largest economy, the (EU) will not survive.