Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-serving monarch of the United Kingdom. Does her death mean that the UK will slowly disintegrate under her successor, Charles III?
Political analyst and military expert Franz-Stefan Gady highlights the hot spots of geopolitics every week. In this episode: The Queen is dead. Is the UK breaking up now?
Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-serving monarch of the United Kingdom. Like Emperor Franz Josef in the history of the Habsburg monarchy, she was regarded until her death as the unifying force in Great Britain once morest all regional centrifugal forces. Scotland, for example, is considering holding another independence referendum in the near future; Northern Ireland is seething once more and Wales is looking for further autonomy. Does the Queen’s death mean that the UK will slowly disintegrate under her successor, Charles III?
