Britain has left the European Union. Does the EU still exist?

Yes, the EU still exists. Britain withdrew from the European Union (EU) on June 65438+1October 3 1 2020, but this does not mean the end of the EU. The European Union is a political and economic union, composed of 27 European countries, and has formulated a series of policies, regulations and standards to promote the stability, prosperity and integration of Europe.

Britain's withdrawal from the EU has had a certain impact on the EU, especially at the economic and political levels. However, other members of the European Union still maintain close ties and continue to work hard to promote the common interests of Europe. After Britain's withdrawal from the EU, the EU still plays an important role in many fields, such as environmental protection, immigration policy, trade agreements, security and defense.

Of course, Britain's withdrawal from the EU has also brought some challenges to the EU, such as the need to adjust the relationship with Britain and deal with the economic and political impact of Britain's withdrawal from the EU. However, the foundation of the EU still exists, and other member States will continue to work hard to maintain and strengthen the unity and cooperation of the EU.

Generally speaking, although Britain has withdrawn from the EU, the EU still exists as a political and economic union, and its member countries will continue to work for the stability, prosperity and integration of Europe.