We are speaking with Adriel Kasonta, who is a political consultant and analyst, a European

affairs researcher at Wikistrat, and an editorial board member at the Central European Journal

of International and Security Studies.

He is regularly featured in various prints, online, and television media.

Welcome to the show, Adriel.

It's pleasure to be in your podcast great to have

you i wanted to look at the shifting dynamics between the u.s the european union russia and beyond

it is undeniable that we are witnessing the first perhaps great historical geopolitical shift and

realignment of the world order that we have known since World War II,

marked by the Bretton Woods system, the Petro Dollar, and the EU.

Unfortunately, the Cold War seems to be carrying over.

And one of the first topics I'd like to start with is Brexit, which is very timely, since you are based in London as well.

Do you feel Brexit was a wise decision?

And if the EU does end up suffering a great euro economic crack-up boom, Britain jumping ship in hindsight may have proven to be clairvoyant.

So what are your thoughts there?

I will be with you totally honest.

And I thank you for asking me this crucial question.

It's very important to me.

As I was one of the few people who were from, you know, from the very beginning were paying

close attention and were involved in all of this referendum madness, writing policy papers.

At that time when I arrived to London, it was 2013, I was working for the British Polish Chamber of Commerce

as a project manager. And I got involved into policy working of the think tanks, which

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