On Europe, as I said before, Liz Truss worries in Brussels, given that she risks being held hostage by the more Brexiteer and right-wing elements of the Conservative Party, who swear by a hardline line with the EU and who do not seem to be worried about a possible trade war that a breach of protocol by London could cause. However, M.me Truss will probably very quickly be caught up in economic and geopolitical reality: souring relations with a partner as important as the EU, in the midst of an economic and geopolitical slump – linked to Ukraine – does not lead to anything good. As for migration, the illegal crossings of the English Channel, which are still very numerous, Mme Truss is a continuation of Mr. Johnson: she fervently defends the “Rwanda plan” to send asylum seekers arriving in this East African country.
