Iran Press/ Europe: Finally, after several months of political conflict in Britain, Liz Truss, the British foreign minister under Boris Johnson's government, was elected as the new prime minister.
Johnson was forced to resign after a period of controversy and marginalization and in a situation where the wave of member resignations put his cabinet in a critical situation.
47-year-old Lisa Terras has a fluid political history, and her political turns at different times have caused many to consider her a political opportunist.
In the Brexit referendum in 2016, Truss was in favor of Britain remaining in the European Union, but after the results were known, she became one of the supporters of the implementation of Brexit.
Now, with the critical economic situation in Britain, Liz Truss is facing difficult times, and Iran press correspondent, in an interview with some citizens living in London, asked their opinion about the plan and challenges of the new British Prime Minister.
The female Londoner said that she does accept her as the new prime minister, she said, "I don't like the people and the conservative party, and the previous routine will continue."
Another Briton said the health and energy situation is terrible, and he is not optimistic about solving these issues.
A black man living in London also pointed to the political and economic challenges of the UK and said that it is better to keep the costs of energy such as electricity and gas fixed than to lend money to people.
Liz Truss has taken power, while the latest poll shows that half of the British people are dissatisfied with the choice of Truss as Prime Minister, and 67 percent do not trust her cabinet.
Considering the economic problems and the energy crisis in the UK, Liz Truss seems to have an even more difficult path than the one taken by Boris Johnson.
Experts believe that the cooperation of European countries with the United States in supporting Ukraine in the war with Russia has a cost, and now the people of Europe, including the British, are paying this cost.
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