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The UK Post-Brexit – Balancing Geopolitical Realism with Hope

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.

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u/Saphisapa — 2 days ago
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People smuggler convicted in France now seeking asylum in UK, BBC discovers

It’s unbelievable that these guys can easily cross our borders with no criminal checks and give no regard to the laws of our society. Thanks Brexit!

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u/wallabear — 4 days ago
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** #RejoinPetition4 is now open! ** On the 10th anniversary of the result of the Brexit referendum, we need to keep up the pressure on the Government to Rejoin the EU!

** #RejoinPetition4 is now open! **

Thank you to everyone who signed #RejoinPetition3, which has closed with over 100,000 signatures and is being considered for a debate in Parliament!

On the 10th anniversary of the result of the Brexit referendum, we need to keep up the pressure on the Government to Rejoin!

Please sign and share #RejoinPetition4 - JUST OPENED!!

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/771102

Tell Andy Burnham and Labour that it's clear Brexit isn't working and that it's time for the Government to start negotiations to Rejoin the EU!

Then after signing, please share it widely!!

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u/R0bert-9999 — 7 days ago
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Can someone summarise the good, the bad, and a conclusion since Brexit?

Bonus question: What would have happened in these 10 years if Brexit never happened? 👀

u/MrYisus98 — 13 days ago
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Brexit 10 years on, what do you miss most?

For me (22,M) it has to be freedom of movement, I was too late to be able to work in Europe without having to worry about visa issues or anything of the sort. Would love to be able to work in a city like Barcelona or Rome, unfortunately that just isn't possible now.

I know that a lot of the answers will be about the economic impact but was wondering if anyone else really feels like they had something taken away from them with Brexit?

u/CommunityPowerful643 — 13 days ago