Two years after U.K. citizens voted for the country to withdraw from the European Union—and eight months before it legally has to do so—Prime Minister Theresa May has at last unveiled her vision of Brexit, which led her foreign secretary and chief Brexit minister to resign.
Published on 12 July and running at just over 100 pages, the whitepaper is divided into four chapters: economic partnership, security partnership, cross-cutting and other cooperation, and institutional arrangements that will enforce the deal.
