> UK: Was the most interesting country to live in up to 2016, no sadly going isolationist. In what way? Can you point at a thing that would mean we are more "

> UK: Was the most interesting country to live in up to 2016, no sadly going isolationist. In what way? Can you point at a thing that would mean we are more "isolationist"? If you are referring to Brexit: it means we will have to interact on a more global scale whether we like it or not (e.g. negotiating trade deals, etc). That sounds less isolationist does it not?