Brexit two years later: Why the UK is struggling | DW News
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Brexit two years later: Why the UK is struggling | DW News
Almost two years since Britain completed its withdrawal from the European Union, and the UK is still struggling with the fall-out. Promised economic gains have failed to materialize. Britain has missed out on much of the recovery in global trade since the pandemic. And the loss of EU workers has worsened labor shortages in healthcare ...
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