Asia Pacific countries and the UK will need to work together towards greater global coherence in the face of competition between the US and China. That will also require cooperation with the EU.
Brexit has happened. But the United Kingdom still faces two major choices over the coming year. How will it align its domestic economy with Europe? And how will it continue its global role?
The new UK government is still deeply conflicted on these choices. Only when they are made will it know how to conduct its future relations with the Asia Pacific.
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David Vines is Emeritus Professor of Economics and Emeritus Fellow of Balliol College at Oxford University.
