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Global Diplomatic Forum discusses about impact Brexit on International Influence
Round Table on May 24th in London
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BREXIT was the main topic of the visit of President Obama to London last week. He stated that the Global Influence of both EU and UK will be affected in a negative way by a potential BREXIT. However, He stated that in terms of trade, the EU and other trading blocs will take priority over the UK.
BREXIT was the main topic of the visit of President Obama to London last week. He stated that the Global Influence of both EU and UK will be affected in a negative way by a potential BREXIT. However, He stated that in terms of trade, the EU and other trading blocs will take priority over the UK in the future deals that the US will undertake.------------------------------------
In Europe, according to a recent poll, most Germans think that if a NATO partner were attacked by Russia they would be against offering military help. This poll presents some of the divide within Europe that could escalate in the event of BREXIT. The question of unity within the European Union will have to survive a serious test if the UK chooses to leave the Union. The UK itself will have to go through a tougher test to maintain its unity if it chooses to leave the EU. Scotland and Northern Ireland are pro-European countries and they may have to choose between the UK or the EU if the BREXIT happens
The Global Diplomatic Forum will organise a round table to address the questions related to the international influence of the UK and EU in the event of Brexit. The Round table will place at the Global Diplomatic Forum in London on the 24th of May.
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