I’ve been thinking about this too! The *proxy Great Britain* concept feels like it’s more about diplomacy and alliances now. Like, the UK is still a major player in NATO and the UN, so they’ve got a seat at the table even if they’re not the top dog anymore.
Smaller countries? Yeah, they’re definitely affected, but they’re not helpless. A lot of them use the UK as a mediator or a gateway to other powers. It’s all about strategy.
If you’re curious, check out some articles on Foreign Policy or The Diplomat. They’ve got some solid takes on this stuff.
Smaller countries? Yeah, they’re definitely affected, but they’re not helpless. A lot of them use the UK as a mediator or a gateway to other powers. It’s all about strategy.
If you’re curious, check out some articles on Foreign Policy or The Diplomat. They’ve got some solid takes on this stuff.
