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The Faculty of Creative Industries is one of the most popular faculties at the Higher School of Economics. Today we have more than 5 thousand students. In the international QS ranking in the communications and media subject area, the HSE is ranked among the leading universities in Russia, and in the Art and Design category HSE became the best Russian university and entered the top 200 international universities.
Our faculty is one of the largest centers for training specialists in the creative industries: it brings together the best teachers and curators from among practicing professionals, talented students and successful graduates who work in leading russian and world companies or create their own startups.
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The epic of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union is drawing to a close. UK parliamentary elections in December have bolstered the Conservatives, who, led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, were able to negotiate a Brexit deal in parliament. On January 23, both Сhambers of the British Parliament approved the bill, followed by the signing of the Queen of the United Kingdom.
However, this process of the "divorce" of London and Brussels will not end. After January 31, EU and UK citizens and businesses will enter a transition period. The British intend to conclude a free trade agreement with the EU within a year, but in practice, it may drag on.
What will happen to the UK after leaving the European Union? How will Brexit affect the EU? Will London and Brussels be able to reach a trade agreement in a short time? How will the new realities affect Russia and Russian-British relations? The participants in the expert answered these and other questions during the discussion.
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