LONDON – Sweden's foreign minister says a British exit from the European Union could badly damage the 28-nation bloc.
Margot Wallstrom told the BBC in an interview broadcast Saturday that a vote to leave the European Union in the June 23 referendum could have a domino effect on other members, and lead to demands by member states for preferential treatment.
She says the "spill-over effect will be unfortunately felt, deeply felt."
Wallstrom says that Britain's vote will have consequences regardless of the result. A vote to leave may embolden other countries who may wish to abandon the Europe project while a vote to stay may encourage other countries to request "special treatment."
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