Advertisement Continue reading the main storyFour marches, sit-ins and other happenings were scheduled for Saturday, though some planned to celebrate the treaty. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyBojer Kinzonzi, 20, a communications student from Paris, mulled the question: Is the future of Europe at risk? He also exhorted the bloc’s leaders to rise to the challenge of reviving faith in the project. Since the signing of the treaty that created important precursor institutions to the European Union, the bloc has more than quadrupled in size. Britain’s rejection prompted concerns populist leaders opposed to the European project could be on the cusp of taking power in other countries.

Source: New York Times March 25, 2017 11:25 UTC