KATHEON – From a geopolitical perspective, Great Britain determined that the United States is no longer the world’s dominant power either economically nor militarily, and from within the EU, Britain cannot accept even parity with let alone the certain domination by, Germany. Being aware that the Eurasian bloc is increasingly becoming a serious reality, Britain resolved in time to catch up with the new geopolitical processes and to achieve close relations with China and Russia. Although there are no major signs of bilateral rapprochement with Russia, for China it is very obvious. For example, the City of London will be able to use Brexit to develop the market of the Chinese yuan (…) All the elements were in place to transform the City into a Chinese Trojan Horse in the European Union, to the detriment of US supremacy.