European youths trust the European Union, afraid Donald Trump

A new study conducted in Britain, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland and Spain says young people in these countries are not prone to population, and will not support their country if a European Union exit referendum takes place. This study is implemented by “YouGov” on behalf of your foundation.

Asked whether their country would make a decision on exit from the European Union, 71 percent of young people respond to “jo”. Their positions have to do with the Brex effect, said Marcus Spitter, an expert on population-focused studies, youth and democracy and adviser to this study, <x2 reports > DW” Transmission Periscope.

“Young people voted against Brex earlier, and are now seeing the difficulties of walking negotiations between the EU and the United Kingdom”.

But according to him, French President Emmanuel Macron's role is playing an important role in raising awareness for the EU, as his EU stances are very positive.

73 percent of young people believe in an economic alliance. They are for policies that open borders, freedom in travel and work, where 63% of them have trusted such a policy, following the same percent of a peaceful alliance.

The study also shows that more than half of European youths (52 percent) are more likely to identify themselves as Europeans than their national affiliation, while only 34 percent have identified themselves by relying on their nationality.

58 percent of them trust in democracy, while only 6 percent of them prefer another system, say the findings of the study.

Most European youth, United States President Donald Trump, see it as a threat (57%).

The sample of this study is 6, 080, while the age group of newcomers: 16-26./Periscopi/