As Britain grapples with an escalating cost-of-living crisis and looming recession fears, many are seeking bold solutions to revitalise the economy. Surprisingly, some UK politicians have found inspiration in the divisive figure of US President Donald Trump, giving rise to a controversial movement dubbed 'Trumpism.'
This shift has sparked significant backlash, especially following Trump's contentious meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, which triggered mass protests outside the US Embassy in London. The country now finds itself sharply divided: while some hail Trump as a 'saviour of the West,' others vehemently oppose his upcoming state visit, demanding its cancellation.
