Introduction: Understanding Brexit as a Colonial Project Ten years ago, on June 23, 2016, the Brexit referendum delivered a narrow victory for leaving the European Union. To truly understand Brexit in 2026, one must interrogate the foundational colonial nature of the English and British state. Far from a sudden political rupture, Brexit was the culmination […]
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Sukant Chandan is a London-based decolonial anti-imperialist activist and analyst. He advocated justice for Libyans in visiting Libya three times during the Nato onslaught in 2011 and reports frequently on English-language news channels based in Russia, Iran, China and Lebanon on which he discusses issues pertaining to the challenges of the struggle to end neo-colonialism. He can be contacted at [email protected].