Tbh, I think the *proxy Great Britain* idea is a bit outdated. The UK’s influence is still there, but it’s not the same as it was 100 years ago. They’re more like a facilitator now, helping other countries connect and negotiate.
Smaller nations? They’re definitely affected, but they’re not just pawns. They’ve got their own strategies and alliances.
If you’re looking for resources, the BBC’s global news section often covers how the UK fits into international politics. It’s a good starting point.
Smaller nations? They’re definitely affected, but they’re not just pawns. They’ve got their own strategies and alliances.
If you’re looking for resources, the BBC’s global news section often covers how the UK fits into international politics. It’s a good starting point.