In an essay for The National, Nasri Atallah, the magazine's editor, reflects a decade after Britain's June 2016 vote to leave the European Union, saying Brexit proved neither the catastrophe nor the renewal its sides predicted but left Britain drifting, arguing with itself, and less welcoming to people who look like him. He notes Britain has had six prime ministers since the vote and that his 2016 fear of a cracking post-war order now feels accurate.