Sunak's first thing when he took office: "correct" Truss's "pigtails". Sunak and Truss lost the election , but received news of his rise to power six weeks after Truss took office, and Sunak accepted the appointment of King Charles III of England to officially become the British Prime Minister.
This time Sunak did not get a vote to become prime minister, nor did he make any public commitments, and he also faced many challenges and difficulties when he accidentally got the prime minister's ticket, in this situation, whether Sunak can complete the much-anticipated task of "saving Britain".
The most urgent task for the whole of Britain now is to save the economy, and according to CNN, the Conservatives may not be in Sunak's control, but dealing with economic policy may be Sunak's strong point.
However, some experts mentioned in front of the camera that the British free-market-led economic model has its own laws of development and evolution, not because a prime minister can make certain policies after taking office can make the country's economy recover in a short period of time.
Sunak's first task after taking office
The question of which question Sunak, who hastily took office, was his top priority, has now been answered in Sunak's own response.
Speaking at 10 Downing Street, Sunak mentioned that he would "correct" some of the mistakes made by former Prime Minister Truss.
Now that the global epidemic is still ongoing, the Russia-Ukraine conflict has caused damage to global energy supply and market stability, Sunak mentioned at this time that Truss wants to promote economic growth, this idea is not wrong, it is also a very noble goal, but she made some mistakes in trying to make changes, and his first task after becoming prime minister is to correct these mistakes, when it comes to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Sunak said that this terrible conflict must end.
Sunak, who is now elected British prime minister, has many labels that are different from previous British prime ministers, such as post-80s, Indians, etc., and his special labels make him the most special one in British palmistry.
Managing the party is not Sunak's task
British Conservative MPs and government advisers have different attitudes to Sunak's rise to power, ranging from relief to anger to worry and fear.
After months of chaos in Britain, Sunak was seen as the most suitable candidate to succeed the prime minister, and now his goal after coming to power is also clear, that is, to bring stability to the whole of Britain, and in the face of the current division within the Conservative Party, Sunak also mentioned that if he is not united, he will destroy himself, and the next step will be to end the intrigue in the party, and his priority is policy, not personal grievances.
CNN also mentioned in the report that Sunak may not be in charge of the task of managing the Conservative Party in the future, but Sunak can play to his advantage in dealing with economic policy and international relations.
Part of the source: Global Times