Britain After a Decade of Brexit

Ten years after the Brexit referendum, official data revealed significant changes in the United Kingdom's migration, economy, and trade sectors. Immigration from EU countries has decreased considerably, while immigration from outside the union has increased, with the total net migration reaching approximately 308,000 people in 2025. Economically, performance has been volatile, with growth slowing down since 2020 and impacted by the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, despite a temporary recovery in 2021. Regarding trade, commodity exports declined with the European Union, leading to a rise in the trade deficit, while service sector exports abroad increased; however, imports grew at a faster rate.

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