LondonBoris Johnson always goes one step further. Twisting the phrase of a historic prime minister to His Majesty Lord Palmerston, according to which “London has no friends, only interests”, the premier He has managed to show that he has no scruples either. A common feature in the foreign policy of any state, incidentally, but especially pronounced in the British case. Only from this logic can it be understood that Johnson has received as one who hears rain the many criticisms that he has earned for having opened the doors of Downing Street, this Friday noon, to his Hungarian counterpart, Viktor Orbán.
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