After the vote of no confidence, the British Prime Minister has not stopped worrying

With 211 votes in favor and 148 against, Mr Johnson avoided the risk of immediate resignation. However, the vote partly shows the great threat this leader faces and forces him to work to restore the confidence of politicians of the same party and the people.

According to the news agency Reuters, Prime Minister Johnson’s office said his new policies are aimed at reducing the cost of child care and helping more people buy homes. However, John Curtice, an expert at the University of Strathclyde (Scotland), doubted Mr Johnson’s ability to convince members of the ruling Conservative Party to continue supporting him.

Sheet Los Angeles Times (USA) recalled that Prime Minister Theresa May also “escaped” in a no-confidence vote in 2018 but was forced to resign 6 months later because she no longer received support from party members.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson at a cabinet meeting on June 7 Photo: Reuters

In the immediate future, the Conservative Party will face the test in by-elections in West Yorkshire and Devon counties later this month. Mr. Tim Bale, an expert at Queen Mary University (UK), forecasted to the radio station CNBC that the Conservatives would lose both of these elections and such an outcome would alarm many MPs, increasing the pressure on Mr Johnson.

Sharing this view, Kallum Pickering, senior economist at Bank Berenberg (Germany), said that the risk of a worsening economy in the summer, as well as a bad outcome in the upcoming by-elections coming could shake the chair of the British leader.

Discontent over Mr Johnson’s leadership increased after allegations emerged that he partyed amid Britain’s Covid-19 lockdown last year.

However, supporters highly appreciate this leader for helping to complete the Brexit process (UK leaves the European Union) and efforts to deal with Covid-19, especially in the purchase and rapid deployment of vaccines. -ask for.