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Newspapers around the globe Every Day , strive to explain the UK's EU-exit-news to your readers. But what is the wider perception of the United Kingdom in the international media?

"Britain has never been a proper, written Constitution, a matter of some pride to The British ," writes Benjamin Miller in the New York Times.

"While the Americans haggle over their rules, The British policy runs on an evolving Set of laws and practices, Peer-review by the so-called good friends in the government, with their impeccable sense of Fair Play . But popular faith in the way," he says, as Prime Minister , Boris Johnson , Parliament suspended.

"And this first shock was followed by a second, perhaps even more surprising finding: as soon as someone starts to step aside, the conventions and habits, the shape of British democracy, there are surprisingly few hard and fast controls of the Executive. "

For the canadian Globe and Mail, "British politics today is what results from the collision. "

It says the unstoppable force is the dominant no-deal-group of the Conservative Party . "The immovable object of Reality - the Reality that a non-offer of a British EU exit that a majority of the Parliament and the people do not play havoc with the economy and hurt Real People and the Reality . And the clown car is Mr Johnson. "

Mexico's Excelsior carries an opinion column headlined "". Columnist Max Cortazar said that The Situation has reached The Point where it is expected to be profitable, from the current leadership in the United Kingdom , the defence of democratic values.

', such As the collapse of the British Empire '

In Turkey, the Pro-government Sabah newspaper, a marked and dangerous decline in the UK sees international reputation.

"With the Brexit Process ," Bercan Tutar writes. "The Brexit Process is bound to speed again in the UK low. "

Al-Dostour, a mainstream newspaper in Egypt, the United Kingdom to The Brink of collapse, warning of the exit you can Escape the "since the collapse of the British Empire ".

the Iranian hardline paper Resalat, says The Authorities , to intrigue, to vote on "tilt" is the result of 2016, and a second referendum would be "".

Russian paper asks: "Has Monty Python taken over Westminster?"

Closer to home, the Irish Times saw the UK's international standing and the question of "How far will England fall?"

"The Brexit debacle has already left the country divided, its Parliament paralyzed,"

Belgium , the Flemish public broadcaster VRT-believe "". He says: "centuries-old traditions and agreements abandoned".

In Spain there is a focus on The British overseas territory of Gibraltar. Popular daily newspaper ABC eyes, quoted a government report warning that the effects of long times at The Border .

commentator Alain Frachon in the French Le Monde , says the Englishman, "pragmatism was part of their National Heritage - Like ".

"In The British cousins, we admired the inverse of our French sorry," says he, " warning ", the delirium of the ideology nurtured in a climate of permanent Civil War ".

Czech center-right daily Lidove Noviny asks: "what has become of a country that used to be"

Hungary , Magyar Nemzet, the back-populist Prime Minister , Viktor Orban , declared bluntly: "The fish stinks from The Head The Crisis , since plagues the UK, with three years can be summarized in this very short Sentence . "

The Paper says that as of 2016, the UK was Locked In a cul-de-SAC. "The politicians themselves have gone, the population in a maze, but did not finish previously could not be found. The fundamental, unsolvable dilemma is that. "

'at the seams

The New Zealand Herald Come apart' to be running Australian commentator Joe Hildebrand . He laments what he calls the "outrageously elitist position that the masses were educated enough to know what they were voting for the 2016 referendum and their errors must be corrected by your intellectual betters".

"Even Orwell would be amazed that in 21St Century Britain, supposedly enlightened politicians of the opinion that people should be able to vote as they want, as long as it is The Right thing to do. "

Chinese media-verse so-called democracy to sneer at, to what they perceive as Britain's"". The Global Times highlights pro-independence rallies in Scotland and Wales - as well as the concern about Northern Ireland make to their show.

Under the heading "farewell to the Empire" in the Russian "Kommersant", Fyodor Lukyanov

Lukyanov asks, ""argued: "The System of elite rule in the United Kingdom , in which formal democratic procedures legitimacy of the preservation of power in The Right hands, is Coming Apart at the seams. The shock of the Brexit can deliver the shakeup needed to do it right. The Nation is finally bid farewell to the Empire on which The Sun never Set . "

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