Japan Issues Strong Warning Over Brexit
Executive Summary
Uncertainty is bad for business and can deter investment, warns Japan in relation to eventual talks on the UK’s exit from the EU. Japan’s preferred Brexit outcome? For the UK to keep both EU law and the European Medicines Agency.
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