What Brexit Taught Europe
Brexit Day, at Parliament Square in London, England, on ... more Essay July 27, 2026 What Brexit Taught Europe Julio Crespo-MacLennan A decade on, Britain's departure from the EU looks like a symptom of a deeper crisis across the continent. Brexit was one of the defining political events of the early twenty-first century. Ten years ago, the world was shaken by the images of Prime Minister David Cameron announcing his resignation after losing the Brexit referendum.
- ▪Brexit Day, at Parliament Square in London, England, on ... more Essay July 27, 2026 What Brexit Taught Europe Julio Crespo-MacLennan A decade on, Britain's departure from the EU looks like a symptom of a deeper crisis across the continent.
- ▪Brexit was one of the defining political events of the early twenty-first century.
- ▪Ten years ago, the world was shaken by the images of Prime Minister David Cameron announcing his resignation after losing the Brexit referendum.
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Brexit Day, at Parliament Square in London, England, on ... more Essay July 27, 2026 What Brexit Taught Europe Julio Crespo-MacLennan A decade on, Britain's departure from the EU looks like a symptom of a deeper crisis across the continent. Brexit was one of the defining political events of the early twenty-first century. Ten years ago, the world was shaken by the images of Prime Minister David Cameron announcing his resignation after losing the Brexit referendum. The vote transformed Britain’s relationship with Europe and offered a powerful lesson about the unpredictability of referendums in the age of social media and fake news. The day before the referendum, a few European TV channels asked me to predict the outcome.
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