Global Britain: An American review - Atlantic Council
What is happening to Britain in the world? Since 2016, when Brexit began with the United Kingdom’s shock “leave” vote to quit the European Union, the conversation has become almost impossible to have without entering into a fierce and polemical debate surrounding the country’s departure.
Table of contents Opening essay from British Ambassador to the United States Karen Pierce Global Britain: An American review Introduction Our expert grades Conclusion A Global Britain, joined with the US, can meet the world’s toughest challenges By Dame Karen Pierce Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson greets US President Joe Biden during arrivals at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, Britain, on November 1, 2021. Photo by Alastair Grant/Pool via Reuters. During his first overseas visit in June, President Joe Biden affirmed with Prime Minister Boris Johnson
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