The UK has not left the EU : A referendum on EU membership gained a small majority for exit : Constitutionally, that result is not binding on this Parliament, nor is it binding on any future Parliament : The UK has to give notice it intends to leave : that will take about 6 months : subsequent negotiations to finalise the exit will take about 2 years or more : then Parliament will have to debate and pass any legislation to ratify that exit agreement : so, even if it all goes well, it will take 3 years or more : which, oddly, is just when the next General Election will happen and a new Parliament will be formed unhindered by any previous Governments promises or undertakings : So, basically, nothing has changed at all, and nothing will change for several years, and maybe, not even after that. Politics, heh?
Yep... probably
Pity, that was not the case when Yugoslavia was concerned...
Btw, this is a game of big players (as I read, media helped at the most) which will result with negative impact on small countries in EU (nationalism, fascism etc to hide economic and social problems)... and if Yugoslavian scenario works... who knows what else...