Britain is still stuck on its ex – but after 10 long, lonely years, does the EU feel the same way? | Katy Lee

A decade after the Brexit referendum, the author reflects on the emotional turmoil and complex negotiations that followed the UK's split from the EU. While Britain seems to have found a new sense of direction, the EU has moved on more swiftly, adjusting to life without the UK. This shift suggests that the EU is now less inclined to rekindle the relationship, highlighting the long-term implications of the breakup on both sides. The article underscores how time can heal old wounds, but also reveals the differing paces at which the UK and EU are processing the split.