Political uncertainty across the globe is acting as a unifying force for European Union countries after the U.K.’s “sobering” decision to leave, according to the nation that’s gearing up to take on the bloc’s rotating presidency in July.
While EU members’ stances often differ on issues such as migration, “team spirit and looking for common interests have become very strong,” Estonian Prime Minister Juri Ratas said in an interview. As well as the Brexit vote, factors including a lack of clarity over U.S. policies under new President Donald Trump are spurring cooperation, he said late Feb. 3.
