Brexit is estimated to contribute to £311 billion in losses for the UK by 2035. 🇬🇧

Brexit has been one of the most controversial peaceful political events over the past decade – not just within the United Kingdom, but across most of Europe, North America, Australia, India, and other international countries previously related to Britain or in close trading relationships.

Sadiq Khan reported on Thursday that the EU departure following the 2016 referendum has reduced the economy by 6%, or an annual cost of 140 billion pounds (about $178B). ☔

Future reports aren’t very flattering either – but that’s a matter of internal conversations between the Labour and the Tories.

With the worsened political stability in the area and the broader perimeter, the need for stability, and expansion of the EU and NATO, new members of the Schengen Area are rising in popularity.

The question is whether there’s any path back to the EU or the UK stays firm in being both a physical and a political island of its own? 🤔