How Britain Wants to Rebuild the World

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Truss told me that although free trade and free enterprise were "great drivers of human progress," they had been abused by China and Russia.
53% : According to some diplomats and officials I spoke with, Britain's position has made reaching a cease-fire more difficult, driving up the price of peace that will be paid for with Ukrainian blood, and all in a fairly see-through attempt to restore Britain's reputation after Brexit.
50% : Free trade, Truss said, had to be based on proper rules, absent which it could "be used by kleptocracies, by authoritarian regimes to create dependencies."
46% : She has also been criticized as a shape-shifter who backed remaining in the European Union before becoming one of the government's chief proselytizers for Brexit.
43% : Forget the idea that the United Nations and the World Trade Organization are fit for purpose; they aren't.

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