Of all people, David Cameron, who brought Brexit to the British, is returning to politics as Foreign Minister. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is trying to achieve liberation in the year before the election. If things go well for him.
The perpetrator usually returns to the scene of the crime, this is common wisdom among criminologists. The fact that David Cameron is a kind of perpetrator, at least in a political sense, is undisputed for many millions of Brits: he, the then Prime Minister, called the referendum that led to the United Kingdom leaving the EU in June 2016. He was sure that the British would clearly vote against Brexit and that the debates about membership of the EU that had been recurring for many years would be ended once and for all. Given the current circumstances, the result from back then: 51.9 percent voted for “Leave”, the exit, 48.1 percent voted for “Remain”. In absolute numbers: 17.4 million Britons wanted Brexit, 16.1 million Britons did not want it.