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Liz Truss: mixed EU reactions to Boris Johnson’s successor


The news of Liz Truss’ appointment as the new British prime minister has been met with concern in Brussels. So far, the EU has not had good experiences with the conservative Tory politician, who often references Margaret Thatcher.
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Eric Bonse
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As Secretary of State, Liz Truss introduced a bill back in June that would undermine parts of the Brexit treaty. Specifically, it concerns the Northern Ireland Protocol, which regulates border traffic between the British island and EU member Ireland. Relations between Brussels and London have been strained since the introduction of this bill.

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