Commentary: The British are cursed by their exaggerated self-importance (opens original article in a new tab)
A decade after Brexit, Britain's economic struggles and strained relations with Europe highlight the costs of leaving the EU, with ongoing political and social challenges.
- A decade after Brexit, Britain faces economic challenges with GDP 6-8% lower than if it had remained in the EU.
- European nations have imposed strict terms on Britain post-Brexit, citing the significant blow to EU ambitions.
- Brexit supporters' claims of saving £350m weekly for the NHS were deemed unrealistic, similar to Trump's false promises.
- British xenophobia and a sense of self-importance are highlighted as contributing factors to Brexit and its aftermath.
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