EUROPEAN CRISIS AND GROWTH OF DISAGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE GREAT BRITAIN AND THE EUROPEAN UNION
Historically, since the formation of supranational integration, the United Kingdom has sought to maintain its own policy and position. Even after joining the European community in 1973, the UK demonstrated its “peculiarity”; what was expressed in the geographical position, traditional foreign policy, imperial past economic, mental, cultural and migration relations. The relevance of the work lies in the role that Britain plays on the world stage in general, and in European politics in particular. The relevance of the study is determined by the significance of Great Britain in the world arena, the determining role of its position in relation to European integration and its influence on the processes of expansion of European space. It is interesting to trace the degree of influence of Great Britain on the development of one of the most important actors of the international arena - the European Union.