British Prime Minister announced July 4 as the date for United Kingdom general elections

【British Prime Minister announced July 4 as the date for United Kingdom general elections】

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced on Wednesday that July 4th will be the date for the general election in the United Kingdom, which will determine who governs the country in the future. Rishi Sunak stated, "Now is the moment for Britain to choose its future."

The Conservative Party, led by Rishi Sunak, has seen a decline in its support after 14 years in power. The party is facing numerous crises, including economic recession, moral scandals, and frequent changes in leadership over the past two years. Reports suggest that the Labour Party has a strong possibility of defeating the Conservative Party.

This election will take place against the backdrop of issues such as rising prices and immigration. However, data released on the same day indicates that the UK's inflation rate in April has dropped to 2.3%, the lowest in nearly three years. Sunak referred to this as a sign of the effectiveness of his economic plan.

Labour Party leader Keir Starmer, a former chief prosecutor, is currently seen as the most promising candidate to win. The Labour Party achieved significant victories in this month's local elections, which laid a solid foundation for the upcoming general election.

Analysis suggests that Sunak's decision to hold the election in July may be an attempt to capitalize on recent improvements in the economic situation and progress made in his immigration policies. However, the Conservative Party has also faced some setbacks in recent by-elections. All 650 seats in the UK House of Commons will be up for election, and the winner will form a new government.