In a surprise move, the newly appointed chancellor has announced a shift in strategy, claiming that investors are willing to provide the financial support needed to keep the country safe, a stance he previously argued was impossible without significant funding. The chancellor's change of heart has sparked debate among lawmakers and economists, who question the feasibility of relying on external investors to meet the country's financial needs. Critics argue that such a reliance could compromise national sovereignty and increase the risk of economic instability. As the government struggles to balance its budget, the chancellor's decision to seek investor backing has raised more questions than answers about the country's financial future.
New chancellor backed by investors to find cash he previously said was required to keep country safe
