YouTube description:

Should we double down or give up and go our separate ways?

This video will probably not make everybody happy. Probably for completely opposite reasons. Some people want less political and economic integration, some want more of it. Some want to stop immigration, others want better integration instead. Some want an EU army, others want to disband Nato. And most will have a collection of different opinions about all of that. It’s the same for our team, we don’t all share the same vision for Europe and the world.
We tried our best to present different sides and view points, while being fair and as neutral as possible. But obviously we can’t go into too much detail in a video that is only 7 minutes long. We also clearly marked where we are stating our opinion. The sources we used are in the video description.

The last year has taught us that we have to try our best to get everybody back to the table again and stop screaming at each other. We all could have done a better job at this in the past, Kurzgesagt too. Everybody comes from a different place and has different ideas of where the world should go and how to tackle our problems. And as long as we are trying to base our opinions on facts then that is completely fine. In the end we all have to share this planet with each other.

SOURCES:

population EU:
http://bit.ly/2mMm4Cy

GDP EU:
http://bit.ly/2ouh1mL

largest Market EU:
http://bit.ly/1FhL3jv

creation of the European Union:
http://bit.ly/2cnX6Dg

Franco-German Rivalry:
http://bit.ly/2nw7uxC

easy travel:
http://bit.ly/2neE9oT

cheap telecommunications:
http://bit.ly/1MfZsRZ
http://bit.ly/2nUsOKj

EU vs. Apple:
http://bit.ly/2bOwMln
http://reut.rs/2cafPTv

EU vs. Microsoft:
http://bit.ly/2nwfYVr
http://econ.st/2oTo0d1

EU vs. Facebook:
http://bit.ly/1FUc1iu
http://bit.ly/2olVXA2

Number of scientists and research output:
http://bit.ly/2nqHkek
http://bit.ly/2neJEnD
http://go.nature.com/1d1HQWc
http://bit.ly/2mMfcFc

Election turnouts:
http://bit.ly/1OK06oG
http://bit.ly/2oXzQTi

Transparency:
http://bit.ly/2ouxsPR
http://bit.ly/2o1SicC

Civil Society Europe:
http://bit.ly/2oTW4pA

refugee crisis:
http://bit.ly/2bOZCn4
http://bit.ly/1Nkj485

Oxford Refugee Studies Centre:
http://bit.ly/2nA1INa

Why Muslims fail to integrate in christian heritage societies:
http://amzn.to/2o96mhB

The Failure of Multiculturalism:
http://fam.ag/1R3ibj1

France and its Muslims:
http://fam.ag/1jBLUCm

Immigration and the Challenges of Integration
http://bit.ly/1RqJot8

Don't Fear Muslim Immigrants:
http://fam.ag/2kHbjfb

News deeply:
http://bit.ly/2ij4j8n

Economist:
http://econ.st/2nULVnD

some countries have accepted more refugees:
http://bit.ly/1A4Ljx8

Discrimination of immigrants:
EU Agency for Fundamental Human Rights:
http://bit.ly/1Mj4A7F

Princeton:
http://bit.ly/2o2JGiY

Challenges for the EU
EU development beyond NATO:
http://bit.ly/2kvZ73G

Third largest military in the world:
http://bit.ly/2neTaXP
http://bit.ly/2o2122s

Trade boost:
http://bit.ly/2nIbnQv
http://bit.ly/1TNJ5dn

12% higher GDP:
http://bit.ly/2nwzGAE

Eurostat/ Economy:
http://bit.ly/23kKY7L

cost of labour:
http://bit.ly/1PPLTU2

shares in economy for production:
http://bit.ly/2o2fxn9

shares in economy for tourism:
http://bit.ly/2nwFav1

shares in economy for fishing:
http://bit.ly/2ouKFbq

forestry in the EU:
http://bit.ly/2nIbPOV

Eurozone crisis:
http://bit.ly/2ouGJY5

Explanation of the debt crisis by The Balance, a financial advice website:
http://bit.ly/2o7kbjW

Eurocrisis Monitor:
http://bit.ly/2oUaXYH

Future of Europe:
http://bit.ly/2mKCPJV

(H/T @eric3579)