New leader of the Conservative Party and elected British Prime Minister Liz TrussMOSCOW, 11 SepWith the coming to power in the UK of the new Prime Minister Liz Truss, the country risks not coping with a series of complex crises, Bloomberg columnist Max Hastings, former editor-in-chief of the Daily Telegraph and London Evening Standard, is sure. According to him, the death of Queen Elizabeth II, double-digit inflation, a faltering economy, the Ukrainian crisis, shattered public services and the threat of millions of people going bankrupt due to rising energy prices, combined with the Trace's weak leadership, could spell disaster for the UK.
Great Britain is unlikely to be constructive, Peskov said. an internship at the headquarters of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, cruelly writes about the new prime minister: «she is crazy,» Hastings shared. The observer reproached Truss for lack of conviction, high self-esteem, and also for an unprofessional attitude towards the work of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
"Since Johnson made her foreign secretary last year, she has shown more skill in photography than in dealing with serious issues. A senior military officer who traveled abroad with her notes that she preferred to be accompanied by members of the media and personal advisers, rather than experts from the Foreign Office,» Hastings reported.
He also criticized Truss' attempts to look up to Margaret Thatcher, expressed in overly aggressive statements. Trying to become the new Iron Lady, Hastings believes Truss is forgetting the real nature of Thatcher, who thought through every political move with great care. Liz Truss's ascension to Downing Street today, amid a nearly collapsed pound sterling and the prospect of an industrial and social winter of discontent, represents a historic moment. Britain is in grave danger of becoming not just humiliated, but worse, laughed at «, — summed up the author. Truss, who served as head of the British Foreign Office, was elected head of the Conservative Party on Monday. The former foreign minister won 81,300 votes, overtaking former finance minister Rishi Sunak, who received 60,400 votes. A YouGov poll showed that half of Britons are dissatisfied with Liz Truss becoming the new Prime Minister of Great Britain, only four percent of respondents were very happy with her election. /> Liz Truss opened Pandora's box