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In the political chaos that followed the Brexit referendum, no single vision of the UK's future outside the EU was embraced, allowing Brexit to mean different things to different people.  Now, 8 years on from the invocation of Article 50, the UK is still without a coherent strategy for what role they want to play on the world stage. This post runs through the different options that are frequently discussed, and offers up a seldom proposed strategy - anchoring a middle-power alliance of maritime nations to add another significant democratic player to the increasingly multi-polar world order.