Britain's Exit Could Trigger the Collapse of the European Union

On Thursday morning, millions of voters in Britain will head to the polls to determine their fate regarding remaining in or leaving the European Union. Polls indicate that the number of supporters and opponents in this historic referendum is almost equal, and between 10 to 15 percent of those who have not yet expressed their opinion will play a decisive role in Thursday's voting. David Cameron's Conservative Party, the Prime Minister of Britain, and the Labour Party, which is the largest opposition party, are defending remaining in the European Union. In contrast, the right-wing UK Independence Party and several of its politicians are advocating for separation from the EU. David Cameron, the Conservative Prime Minister of Britain, who risked his political life by proposing and executing the referendum, stated in one of his speeches: 'If we vote to leave the European Union, this vote is irreversible. We will leave Europe forever, and the next generation will have to face the consequences more than we do.' Fereydoun Khavand, an economic expert based in Paris, stated in an interview with Radio Farda that Britain's exit from the European Union could be the beginning of the collapse of this union.