Jeremy Hunt is Britain's new foreign minister - GBP holds its position

British Prime Minister Teresa May hastened to appoint Jeremy Hunt as Foreign Minister to replace Boris Johnson in order to end the speculation that the government is experiencing difficulties. Hunt, who has so far been Health Minister, is a faithful man to May, which is why he is believed to work in support of his ideas.

Earlier today, the British government was shaken by the resignations of the Minister for Brexit David Davis and Foreign Affairs Boris Johnson. The reason for them was disagreements in the cabinet about the upcoming UK exit from the EU.

Johnson and Davis are adherents to the categorical separation with the EU or so-called Brexit.

Hunt, in turn, in the referendum in 2016. declared Britain's stay in the union, supporting the preservation of close economic relations with the bloc. Teresa May said earlier that Britain would not hold a referendum on the Brexit agreement nor would it try to postpone the country's release date despite the resignations of Brexit Minister David Davis and Foreign Minister Boris Johnson.

Source: Reuters

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