Moscow20 July Vesti. The UK's policy towards Russia and Ukraine will…
Moscow20 July Vesti. The UK's policy towards Russia and Ukraine will not change radically with the arrival of Prime Minister Andrew Burnham at his post, said Nikolai Toporin, director of the Center for European Information and international lawyer, in an interview with IS 'Vesti'.
Consensus
- Andy Burnham became the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on July 20.
- The UK's foreign policy toward Russia and Ukraine will not change significantly under Burnham.
- Burnham has affirmed Britain’s continued support for Ukraine.
- Burnham plans to hold personal talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to confirm ongoing cooperation.
- The previous government, led by Keir Starmer, provided strong support to Ukraine and its leadership.
Points of divergence
- Burnham was supported by 369 out of 403 members of the ruling party in his election as Prime Minister. — vm
- The outcome of Burnham's foreign policy will depend significantly on who he appoints as Foreign Secretary. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Expert Toporinin: Relations between London and Moscow will not change with the new UK Prime Minister — Вечерняя Москва
- Expert Reveals Whether London's Policy Will Change Under Prime Minister Bernheim — Вести
Key entities
- London
- Moscow
- Britain
- Bernema
- Nikolai Toporinin
- Russia
- Ukraine
- Centre for European Information
- Great Britain
- IT 'News'
- Andy Bernheim
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