Opinion: Crises of identity are common in the West, but Britain’s came with an impossible deadline, writes josephsternberg
March 29 was supposed to be Brexit Day. Oops. Now it will be April 12, or May 22, or sometime in December, or perhaps in 2020 or—increasingly plausible if not yet entirely likely—never.
To an outsider, Britain’s difficulties launching itself out of the European Union look mainly procedural or political. Politicians must overcome the tension between a 2016 referendum demanding Brexit and the personal preference of many lawmakers to stay in the EU. The country must choose between a menu of available options for an economic relationship...
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