Teresa May sticks to her post in the midst of a serious political crisis in Britain

British Prime Minister Teresa Mae, whose government meets on Tuesday, plans to stay in power despite the threat of mistrust following the resignation of his two main ministers following a dispute over his approach to Brixt

. Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, both in favor of a complete and clear separation from the European Union, resigned Monday afternoon, declaring that Britain was heading for a "half-bicast" and would become a "colony" of the European Union. Despite the stormy conditions, but it risks a vote on S.

The party's by-laws stipulate that at least 48 deputies must be approved to refer the matter to the 1922 Committee responsible for organizing the ranks of the conservatives and to launch a voting mechanism. A conservative governor of 316 to overthrow the prime minister, who is not guaranteed.

Politico wrote Tuesday: "Despite the noise, the equation in parliament has not changed, and the number of supporters of Brikast is not enough to expel May from power, and impose their version of Brixt in the House of Commons. "

" But that does not mean that Mai is safe, and yet the resignation of the new members of her government, "said the Guardian daily newspaper, asking for anonymity "The resignations will continue one by one until they get rid of them" (the BRICEST plan, approved on Friday at a government meeting at its summer headquarters "The newspaper reported that the resignation of the secretary of state was" neither sudden nor regrettable, "noting that Johnson had previously worked as a journalist before being sacked for his statements.

The Briekst Daily Mail wrote that he "understood Khay But he fears the risk of dice destabilize the government at this critical juncture in Britain at a time when it has to leave the EU in less than nine months. "

British and European negotiators resuming their talks hope next week For an agreement on the terms of the British withdrawal and the development of a plan for future trade relations at a summit European Union in October

The Financial Times said: "There are only a few weeks left to conclude negotiations on the exit of the European Union,"

He warned adviser to the former prime minister Nick Timothy in the newspaper "The Sun" that: "By the destabilization of the government, the rebels are destabilizing the Brixt itself.Prepare for an exit without agreement."

Only the conservative Telegraph newspaper where Johnson worked defended the minister's decision and called on Teresa May to review her strategy, describing the government's agreement on Brixt as "a bad set of proposals that would encourage the EU to demand more" Johns We resigned at a time when Britain faces several important international stations, including the NATO summit on Wednesday and Thursday in Brussels and the visit of US President Donald Trump to London on Thursday. He did not attend the meeting of the Balkan Foreign Ministers. London

He was replaced by health secretary Jeremy Hunt, who was a supporter of Britain's survival in the European Union on Monday night, he was replaced by Dominique Rapp, 44, European Union.