A Special Case for the UK: Lessons from Hong Kong's Uncharted Territory The United Kingdom's post Brexit trajectory has raised questions about its potential return to the European Union.
Observers are looking to other territories that have navigated similar predicaments, and none offer more intriguing parallels than Hong Kong.
Hong Kong's unique status as a special administrative region within China since 1997 is often cited as an example of how a territory can maintain distinctiveness while still being part of a larger entity.