LONDON: When the leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland gathered in Cardiff this week to declare that “constitutional change is coming,” the implications stretched well beyond Westminster. Just four months earlier, the UK and the Gulf Cooperation Council had concluded a landmark free trade agreement expected to add £3.7 billion ($5 billion) annually to the British economy in the long run. Now, renewed debate over the future of the union raises a question barely contemplated when the dea

Source: Arab News