CER podcast: The EU's Security Union
Beth Oppenheim asks Camino Mortera-Martinez to re…
An episode of the Centre for European Reform podcast, hosted by Centre for European Reform, titled "CER podcast: The EU's Security Union" was published on July 31, 2019 and runs 21 minutes.
July 31, 2019 ·21m · Centre for European Reform
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Beth Oppenheim asks Camino Mortera-Martinez to review the record of the EU's Security Union. Has it successfully addressed Europe's security challenges, and what will happen to it after Brexit?
Episode Description
Beth Oppenheim asks Camino Mortera-Martinez to review the record of the EU's Security Union. Has it successfully addressed Europe's security challenges, and what will happen to it after Brexit?
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