Now, a ‘Brivot’ to Asia?


Silver lining: EU ideology aside, Brexit can have tangible benefits and some are already emerging. — AFP

Instead of being the end of the good old EU days, Brexit may just be the beginning of Britain’s new productive relations in Asia.

FROM the start, arguments over Brexit had been skewed on several fronts. Mainstream international media tends to be negative about Britain’s exit from the EU. The ills of withdrawal are often seen to overshadow the benefits.

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