In the EU4, Great Britain is a country that is part of the European Union. It has a population of over 52 million people and is made up of five main regions: the North East, the South East, London, the West Midlands and the East Midlands. Great Britain is a diverse country with a rich history and culture. It has a diverse economy with its own currency, the Pound sterling, as well as its own government and parliament. The UK has been in the EU for over four years now and it has made great progress. It has joined the Schengen Area, which allows passport-free travel between member states; it has ratified all of the EU’s treaties; and it has started to take steps to become more like other member states. There are still some challenges that Great Britain must overcome before it can be considered an official member of the EU4. These include meeting certain economic and social requirements; ratifying new legislation; and agreeing to common rules on issues such as trade and immigration. But overall, Great Britain is making great progress in becoming an official member of the EU4!
