By BAGEHOT
DAVID CAMERON finished his EU renegotiation simply days ago and yet, as some of us forecasted, currently it is declining into the range. As the project gets underway, the focus has moved off the prime minister’s decent however undoubtedly modest accomplishments in Brussels and onto the huge arguments. What would a Brexit mean for the nation, and for Europe? Would it leave it morepowerful or weaker? What sort of function oughtto Britain lookfor to play in the world over the coming years? One especially dynamic fault line in Westminster (albeit maybe not on the doorsteps) divides those who would leave the EU to create muchbetter relations with Anglophone and emerging powers on other continents from those who think Britain’s EU subscription is a s