7 Ways Brexit Transformed the European Union
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The UK left the European Union thinking it would gain sovereignty and economic independence. But nearly a decade later, many Britons regret their decision, and some are even asking if the UK should rejoin the EU. However, the real question is: Does the EU even want Britain back? From new trade agreements to stricter immigration policies, Brexit forced Europe to change in ways no one expected. Would the UK be welcomed back, or is the EU better off without it?
Let’s break down the 7 major changes Brexit triggered in the European Union!
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The UK left the European Union thinking it would gain sovereignty and economic independence. But nearly a decade later, many Britons regret their decision, and some are even asking if the UK should rejoin the EU. However, the real question is: Does the EU even want Britain back? From new trade agreements to stricter immigration policies, Brexit forced Europe to change in ways no one expected. Would the UK be welcomed back, or is the EU better off without it?
Let’s break down the 7 major changes Brexit triggered in the European Union!
How about people just write down the 7 things? Like, how long does reading 7 bullet points with a paragraph or two for details take? Definitely not 14 and a half minute like the video.
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How about people just write down the 7 things? Like, how long does reading 7 bullet points with a paragraph or two for details take? Definitely not 14 and a half minute like the video.
Someone need to get that sweet, sweet ad-revenue though.
Annoying as it is, this seems to be the world now. I agree that this could have been a 2 min article, but it's also a little convenient for me to listen to in the background while doing other things.
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How about people just write down the 7 things? Like, how long does reading 7 bullet points with a paragraph or two for details take? Definitely not 14 and a half minute like the video.
If they'd do that, people would ask for explanation because someone always has to complain.
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If they'd do that, people would ask for explanation because someone always has to complain.
I don't think I've ever seen someone say an article would be better as a video. Not saying it doesn't happen, of course, just saying that it's significantly more likely people will ask for the opposite, which I've seen quite a bit, especially in the last few years because everything has to be a video now for reasons.
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