Brexit

The Brexit referendum of 2016 and the subsequent negotiations have dominated European politics and will have far-reaching consequences for the United Kingdom and the European Union.

The UK’s decision to leave the EU has led to a period of political and economic uncertainty. Its effects are being felt in many areas, from trade and immigration policies to security and foreign policy. The UK is now faced with the task of negotiating its exit from the EU, which will shape its future relationship with Europe for decades to come. The process has been complicated by disagreements between the UK and the EU over a number of issues, including the rights of citizens and how much money the UK owes. It is clear that Brexit will continue to be a major issue in European politics and beyond for years to come.