Brexit: What it means for Europe and the world

• Vox Media quotes British journalist Douglas Murray as saying, In recent years, hundreds of thousands of Eastern Europeans have come to Britain to do a job which undercut the native working population.

• Vox adds that immigration has become highly politicised in Britain, as it has in the United States and many other places over the past few years.

• Anti-immigration campaigners like the UKIP have argued that the flood of immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe has depressed the wages of native-born British workers.

• Before the referendum vote, the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney called Brexit the biggest domestic risk to financial stability.

• If Donald Trump is elected in the US, and if Japan passes the Constitution amendment it is proposing to militarise, the world, in which India will play a major role, will be totally different.

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• Brexit: What does it mean for British holidaymakers travelling to Europe?

• Brexit's lesson: Do not underestimate angry voters

• Brexit: what happens when Britain leaves the EU

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