Here is just a part of tweets concerning the Brexit from 24 to early AM 25 June (BST). A kind of rough, limited-time, fixed-point observation – harmless, of course, and hopefully helpful for all the people’s further understanding.
A divided country: how and why Britain voted for Brexit | @Channel4News
Brexit: How The Oldies of Britian Stole The Younger Generation’s Future | @TheAffinityMag
The areas and demographics where the Brexit vote was won | @guardian
Brexit: people voted according to education, income and age | @FT
‘I’m full of regret’: extraordinary moment Brexit voter changes her mind | @Telegraph
Demographics, markets and migration: charting Brexit | @TheEconomist
What just happened? A Brexit explainer | @wef
Why the polls and social media got Brexit wrong | @Forbes
Brexit Is ‘The 1989 of This Generation’ | @V_of_Europe
The seven stages of Brexit grief, explained | @Independent
‘Brexit is an Eton Wall Game where poorest are put up against the wall and shot’ | @MirrorPolitics
Londoners sign petition for metropolis to stay in EU, Mayor Khan says city must have a say in Brexit negotiations | @AFP
Boris Johnson says Britain will continue to be a great European power | @rtenews
Brexit aftermath – in pictures | @guardian
Why Brexit was a great idea | @NRO
Here’s how the Brexit will actually work | @ndtv
Brexit is terrifying — and no, not because of the economics | @voxdotcom
The seven stages of Brexit grief | @Independent
‘Why upset the apple cart?’ asks a farmer after Brexit | @guardian
Brexit: What we know and what we don’t know | @CBSNews
So the Brexit happened. Now what? | @vicenews
What does Brexit mean to the world economy? The Economist: It’s grim | @ProPublica
UK votes to leave EU — what this might mean for the markets & your portfolio | @MerrillLynch
The post-Brexit financial world remains deeply uncertain | @guardian
Why Brexit is so bad for the economy | @TheAtlantic
Brits are still trying to figure out what Brexit is after voting for it | @ComplexMag
After Brexit: The System Cannot Hold | @zerohedge
Diplomats from EU’s founding 6 nations are meeting in Berlin to discuss UK’s exit from bloc | @AP
Brexit FAQs: What happens next? | @TheAtlantic
What will happen now to the real-estate markets in the U.K.? | @WSJ
Thousands Of British Refugees Make Dangerous Journey Across The Irish | @WhispersNewsLTD
The pro-Brexit message resonated with those who feel left behind | @FT
The small but real possibility that Brexit won’t ever happen | @Slate
What impact would Brexit have on the EU? | @wef
‘Clueless?’ UK citizens google ‘What’s EU?’ after Brexit | @RT_com
Will the Brexit vote prompt a second Scottish independence referendum? | @SkyNews
Scotland is likely to seek independence from the UK (again) after the Brexit vote | @CNN
Germany and France struggle to hold EU center as Brexit storm blows | @business
It feels like the beginning of the end”: Germans react to Brexit vote | @dw_business
Domino Effect: Brexit May Trigger Referendums in Italy and Netherlands | @V_of_Europe
Spain and Italy bear brunt of Brexit stress | @fastFT
After Brexit, could there be Grexit? | @AJEnglish
France fears Brexit consequences for EU defense capability | @ReutersWorld
Brexit may throw billions of pounds worth of agriculture trade into question
Trade and tourism will suffer most in these 6 EU nations because of Brexit | @business
Sarah Palin Urges the US to Leave the United Nations | @MotherJones
The liberal project is increasingly an American one, @benwallacewells writes | @NewYorker
Brexit should be a lesson to the U.S. that angry voters sometimes get their way | @BrookingsInst
After Brexit, what? U.S. secessionists hankering for ‘Texit’ | @Reuters
Want to understand Brexit? Imagine Texas leaving the United States. | @voxdotcom
Brexit Shows Betting Markets Are Not a Silver Bullet for Predicting Elections | @reason
@realDonaldTrump and @SpeakerRyan reacted very differently to Brexit | @politico
What Brexit means for the U.S. presidential election | @TIME
Brexit is like waking up with @realDonaldTrump as president | @ComplexMagLife
Obama responds to Brexit: “…yesterday’s vote raises challenges posed by globalization.” | @Forbes
Hannity: The British ‘Showed Obama Their Middle Finger’ With Brexit | @DailyCaller
Sharing my take on Brexit vote live on @facebook now | @newtgingrich
British anti-immigration leader says Brexit is Obama’s fault | @thehill
People are figuring out ways to blame Obama for Brexit, because of course they are | @Slate
Brexit creates a lonely new American exceptionalism, @benwallacewells writes | @NewYorker
“To see Britain reject its neighbors in this way is profoundly depressing.” | @HarvardBiz
Brexit: the world’s most complex divorce is about to begin. Here’s how it might proceed | @FT
How to navigate Brexit volatility | @PIMCO
Here’s what economists and analysts are saying about the Brexit vote via @WSJEcon | @WSJ
How Brexit will affect the global economy: right now, in a little while, and long term | @nytimes
Why British firms will not rush to judgment on Brexit | @TheEconomist
Banks around the world deploy their Brexit contingency plans. Should you worry? | @TheStreet
Here’s the Brexit memo Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein sent to staff | @businessinsider
@ABC News Special Report: Stock market tumbles in aftermath of Brexit
Japanese auto companies and a Hong Kong tycoon are among those hurt by “Brexit” vote | @WSJ
GOT IT WRONG: Pollsters, Pundits, Historians, Financiers… | @DRUDGE_REPORT
How can we make Brexit work for the environment? – Craig Bennett | @guardianeco
Law firms are positioning themselves to make some cash after Brexit via @WSJLawBlog | @WSJ
Credit rating agency Moody’s cuts UK outlook from stable to negative after Brexit | @BBCBreaking
US high yield bond market adjusting to Brexit, with large gaps lower | @Forbes
The Brexit could have wide implications for the U.S. economy | @CNN
4 ways Brexit could hurt the U.S. economy | @CNNMoney
Here’s what Brexit means for American travelers | @TravelLeisure
These trades are the winners and losers from the Brexit vote shock | @business
Japanese companies are getting a surprise bargain out of Brexit | @business
@ABC Special Report: Stock market tumbles; Dow closes down over 600 points after Brexit.
8 things you need to know about Brexit | @CNNMoney
The giant hedge fund that got Brexit right via @WSJMarkets | @WSJ
Alan Greenspan on Brexit | @MarketWatch
Global stocks tumble after Brexit decision | @TIME
The 2nd richest man in the world lost $4.4B overnight due to market response to Brexit | @Forbes
An expert sums up the economic consensus about Brexit | @voxdotcom
Overwhelmed by Brexit? Here are the basics | @nytimes
Three reasons Americans should care about the Brexit | @latimes
What to watch for in the markets after the Brexit shock | @nytimes
Brexit sent stocks sliding around the globe. The S&P 500 closed at 2,037.35 | @markets
BrexitVote: The Dow closed with its largest drop since August 2015 | @Variety
What UK startups make of the shock Brexit vote by @riptari | @TechCrunch
Here’s what Brexit means for the tech industry | @TIME
British tech firms eye relocation after Brexit vote | @guardian
Why British scientists are freaking out about Brexit | @Gizmodo
Brexit big blow to UK science | @guardian
Academics are uniting in bewilderment at Brexit | @Independent
Cornwall voted for Brexit, and now wants to keep its EU funding | @anneapplebaum
Brexit is ‘terrible news for TV and film’ | @Independent
They couldn’t keep you in the dark | @BreitbartNews
HBO says Brexit won’t impact production on ‘Game of Thrones’ | @TIME
Arts hit back at Brexit: ‘I feel nothing but rage’ | @guardian
What Brexit means for the fashion industry | @ELLEmagazine
The British passport has lost a lot of its value already | @Independent
The 10 best places to emigrate to after Brexit | @Independent
How immigration fueled Brexit | @TheNatlInterest
How will EU migrant workers be affected by Brexit? Via @AlannaPetroff | @CNNMoney
Scapegoating immigrants for economic suffering is easier than confronting austerity | @thenation
So who are the winners from Brexit? | @guardian
Brexit Created Many Losers, But Some Winners Too | @NPR
Brexit was sold as a victory for the working class. It isn’t. | @thinkprogress
Actually, the ones most out of touch were the ones who didn’t see Brexit coming | @IngrahamAngle
Brexit could cause UK charities to lose over $200 million every year | @HuffingtonPost
Media stocks tank in US after Brexit vote | @THR
Hozier calls Brexit a “massive betrayal”: “My heart breaks” | @billboard
How Brexit could impact the creative industry | @FastCoDesign
Brexit Meets Monty Python on the New Yorker’s next cover | @FastCompany
27 Brexit tweets guaranteed to make Brits laugh, cry, or probably both | @BuzzFeedUK
30 Brexit tweets: Collection of best memes, jokes, cartoons, gifs on Twitter | @htTweets
How cartoonists around the world are reacting to Brexit | @Independent
Explaining Brexit in the best possible way—with Simpsons memes | @TheAVClub
Martin Rowson on the Brexit vote – cartoon | @guardian