According to France twenty-four, one decade has passed since Britain's seismic vote to leave the European Union. On June twenty-fourth, twenty sixteen, British voters chose to exit the bloc, setting off a chain reaction that has defined the past ten years of British politics. The aftermath? Persistent infighting, uncertainty, and a nation still grappling with the consequences. But while the UK struggles to move forward from its divorce with Brussels, what's the EU's perspective? As the British government now explores rebuilding ties with its former partner, Brussels holds its own complicated feelings about the prospect. The network spoke with two members of the European Parliament to explore what reconciliation might look like—and whether either side is truly ready.

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