Sunak VS Tras: The differences in policy internal and external policy are obvious

[Global Times special reporter Zhen Xiang] The British Conservative Party's first election entered the final stage. For the two last candidates -former Financial Ministers Sonak and Foreign Minister Tellas, they proposed various internal and external policies In particular, how to resolve the two British people, the two British people, will be the most important factor in determining who will win the election.

British Foreign Minister Terras Treasury Minister Sonak (Visual China)

The Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) said on the 21st that the British are most concerned about the taxation, living costs, climate, Brexit, health and diplomatic policies for the preferred elections of the Conservative Party.

In the television debate on July 17, Sonak accused Trask's pursuit of "economics that he had won." Earlier, Tellas announced in the announcement: "Under my leadership, I will start tax cuts from the first day of governing, and immediately take measures to help the public solve the problem of high living costs." Susanak's accusations, Tella, Tella, Tella Sri Lanka said that according to the current situation, the tax burden of the British and the company will reach "the highest level in 70 years" and "this must be changed." Although Tras was thrown out of carrots, she did not explain how her promise was achieved when British debt was high.

The British "Independence" stated that Tellas may overthrow the decision to overthrow social security costs after coming to power, called the suspension of environmental protection tax. At the corporate tax level, she may cancel the decision of the April tax rate from 19%to 25%next year. The cost of the above tax reduction measures is as high as 40 billion pounds, and the government can only raise funds through large debt. This means that if Trams becomes Prime Minister, huge government debt will become her Achilles. Compared with Tras, Sunak insists that you can only reduce taxes after controlling inflation. But because Trask's tax reduction seemed to be more popular at the moment, Sunak's supporters called for him to propagate his views more clearly.

In terms of foreign policies, Trass's statement in Britain, the European Union, and Chinese relations with China is very tough. When she served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, she repeatedly made remarks involving Hong Kong and Taiwan in China.

Sunak has not made public remarks on issues in Hong Kong, Taiwan -related, and Xinjiang. He has repeatedly stated that he hopes to promote the restart of the Sino -British economic dialogue. In June 2020, Sunak, then the Minister of Finance, said that when dealing with relations with China, "pragmatic", "China will become a role in the global economy. This importance will only increase . If you ignore this existence, it is wrong. "

"Washington Observer" stated that from the perspective of the interests of the United States, Tellas is even more beneficial to British Prime Minister. In terms of foreign policies, Tras has been working closely with the United States. Britain is even tough than the United States, and is much more aggressive than sometimes hesitant EU. It is reported that in relations with China, Tillas broke through a long -term taboos in the UK, and she publicly declared that she should increase her support for Taiwan. In addition to strengthening cooperation with the United States and Australia, Tellas also actively attracted the joint system of Japan and India. She also criticized China on human rights issues high. Sunak is different. His policy on China will pay more attention to commercial interests, and may strengthen economic and trade relations with China with sacrificing other aspects. If Sunak came to power, the British government may invest in China in the field of sensitive industries.

At present, the differences between the external and external policies of Sunak and Tras are obvious. The British "Independence" stated that choosing Sonak or Tras may represent two very different choices for Britain's future.

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