Brexit 10 years on: From ‘I voted Leave and I’d do it again’ to ‘nothing good has come from it’ – what Olive Press readers really think about the UK’s decision to leave the EU

Brexit Has Left UK Economy 4% Smaller After A Decade, Deutsche Bank Report Finds

Ten years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, Deutsche Bank has released a sweeping assessment of Brexit’s economic toll on the United Kingdom. Using a synthetic control model, the bank compared the UK’s actual trajectory against a hypothetical “doppelganger” economy that remained inside the EU. The analysis concluded that Brexit has left the [] The post Brexit Has Left UK Economy 4 Smaller After A Decade, Deutsche Bank Report Finds appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.

Ten Years After Brexit, Britain Is Better Off

A decade later, Brexit has been a good move for the U.K., and the prospect of rejoining the EU is remote.

Exit Mr. Brexit: Nigel Farage Resigns – Sort Of

Exit Mr. Brexit: Nigel Farage Resigns – Sort Of

[Michael R. Bloomberg] Moving the UK past Brexit

That the 10-year anniversary of Brexit coincided with the fall of another British Prime Minister is a fitting marker of a failed experiment. Now, the question for the UK and the European Union is less about what to do next than whether they can summon the will to do it. As the owner of a business that is growing in both places, and as an American who recognizes that the US benefits from their success, I’m hopeful they can. It was clear in 2016 that exiting the EU would be a grave error. A decade

Tom Kelly: 10 years after the stupidity of Brexit, there is hope in the Irish unity debate

Rational conversations about Irish unity are happening