As crises pile up on all fronts for Britain's prime minister, it seems an odd time to pick a battle with his old foe, the European Union | Analysis by lukemcgee.
London Boris Johnson has a lot on his plate right now. The"Partygate" scandal has battered the British Prime Minister's personal ratings, a cost of living crisis is hurting millions of his citizens, and he's assuming a leading role in helping Ukraine fight off Russia's invasion.
To the outside observer, then, it might seem odd that Johnson now also appears to be picking a Brexit-related fight with his old foe, the European Union. Yet the British government has spent much of this week talking up the prospect of overriding a key part of the Brexit deal that Johnson himself negotiated and signed with the bloc back in 2019.
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