I have to say that the story of British politics is really wonderful.
Truss, who claimed to press the "nuclear button" when necessary, left his job in a hurry after 45 days in office, and before his ass could sit hot, he was kicked out of 10 Downing Street.
Today, the new British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is in office, a post-80s generation who just turned 42 this year and is the youngest prime minister of the United Kingdom. Of course, this is not the point, what people really did not expect was that the new British prime minister turned out to be Indian-British.
That's interesting. You know, before him, the British who paid attention to "blood" had never let any "non-white" serve as prime minister, and Sunak only took 7 years from being elected to parliament for the first time to becoming the prime minister of the United Kingdom, which also made him the shortest prime minister in modern British history.
It can be said that when Sunak became the prime minister of the United Kingdom, the eyes of the world were focused on him, and everyone wanted to know, what is special about Sunak that can make the British agree to him as prime minister?
After all, from a historical point of view, India was once a British colony, and now an Indian-British is the prime minister, which seems to be "turning over serfs and singing".
It is no wonder that Indian netizens have tweeted to celebrate after learning about this, and even many Indians shouted "Indians ruled Britain".
So, what exactly is the background of this Indian-British prime minister?
Let's take a brief look at Sunak's life history:
In the '60s, Sunak's family immigrated to the UK, his father a doctor and his mother running a pharmacy in the south of England.
Because of his stable and prosperous life, Sunak studied at a British aristocratic school since he was a child, and was later admitted to Oxford, England, and after graduating from university, he first worked in a top investment bank, and then went to Stanford to study for an MBA three years later.
While studying at Stanford, Sunak met the man who changed his life, his current wife, Akshata. Her father is Narayana, a billionaire known as the "father of Indian IT".
Akshata, who has a prominent family, began to fully support Sunak's political career after marriage, because Sunak has a close relationship with former British Prime Minister Boris who is engaged in Brexit, so after the United Kingdom successfully leaves the EU, Boris recommended Sunak to serve as the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, which also made Sunak transform himself into the second person in British politics as an Indian-British.
Of course, the ambitious Sunak was not satisfied with being the second eldest son, but was eager to take the throne after Boris resigned, but because of his Indian identity and some wrong remarks in his youth, these did not have much support in Britain, so he could only watch Truss be elected and watch Truss become the new owner of 10 Downing Street.
As a result, more than a month later, Truss was ousted from power amid public skepticism because he accelerated the decline of the British economy, and although Sunak seemed to be in danger, he turned against the wind and became the last person to laugh.
So, can Sunak really save a crisis-ridden Britain?
Now, Sunak, who is proud of the spring breeze, has finally moved into 10 Downing Street, quite a "big job" posture. However, his start is "hell mode": now Britain is not only in recession, but also in the energy crisis, winter is coming, more than 40% of the British people are planning to "flee the UK", which for Sunak, can be described as internal and external troubles, does he really have the ability to change everything?
Goodwin, an economist from Oxford, England, pointed out that Sunak will most likely not take risks, and now he blames Truss for the recession and pushes the energy crisis to Putin, showing that he is not the cause of these problems.
However, Sunak did not offer a solution to these problems, and although he promised to save Britain from economic recession, it did not affect him much for Sunak himself, whether the British economy was good or bad.
After all, Sunak's wife is Indian, and for many years, she has been reasonably avoiding taxes in the UK as a "non-settled resident", and there are media reports that Sunak's entire family holds a US green card.
Therefore, when Sunak talks about "Britain's economic difficulties", it is actually not difficult for him, the real difficulties are ordinary British people, after all, Sunak has wealth, it takes an ordinary British person to work for 24,000 years without food or drink, in order to have the opportunity to earn as much money as him.
Coupled with Sunak's special ethnic background and religious beliefs as a descendant of Indian immigrants, it is also widely believed that he is not a real British person and that he cannot do things for Britain.
Therefore, don't say whether Sunak can save Britain, but his road to office is full of dangers, and he may be shouted by the people at any time to "step down", and even put Britain in a more dangerous situation.
After all, when Sunak gave a speech at 10 Downing Street, thousands of Britons protested in the streets and refused to make Sunak the new prime minister of the United Kingdom.
In this way, the British political arena is really an undercurrent and is about to stage a new stormy wave. So, friends, do you think Sunak can change the status quo in the UK and solve the current crises in the UK? Welcome to leave a message to discuss!