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Saturday, February 3, 2018
UK legislation makes it a more problematic destination for Ukrainian “dirty cash”?
As a UK citizen committed to being an EU citizen, the continuing folly of the UK (and clearly inept EU exit) from the EU by the UK is nothing short of watching a slow moving car crash.
Indeed, your author is seriously considering relocating (either full or part time) to an EU nation and registering there before existing rights become – well something else unknown. Thus any erudite readers looking for a researcher willing to work all waking hours in return for a salary sufficient to cover the cost of living and retention of existing EU citizen rights, do email the blog.
However, Brexit fatuity aside, the UK will continue to have (some, probably diminished) influence with regard to Ukraine – both internally and externally.
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