What is happening there and why it matters.
So it makes sense
Five years after Brexit the United Kingdom is a country looking for a new role — and doing so at a time when its public finances cannot carry everything politicians promise. It is worth watching because it tests things that reach the rest of Europe later: the rise of an anti-establishment party, the fight over Channel migration, and the question of how much defence a state can still afford.
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