United Kingdom: What if Brexit never happens?
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The UK parliament has given the government the green light to trigger Brexit, which it will do before the end of March 2017.
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Prime Minister May's hard line towards Brexit is potentially the most damaging position for both the UK and the EU.
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Yet things could change over the next two years, which is not much time for conducting negotiations, but a very long time from a political perspective.
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For the moment, anything is possible, even what is currently considered impossible. Maybe Brexit will never happen.
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