England and the USA in the 21st century

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During the last years of Tony Blair's premiership (1997-2007), Great Britain actually pursued a service policy towards the United States. London was the first to join the US military campaign in Afghanistan in 2001. Notable British support for the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.

Tony Blair was actually the only European leader who bet on the unconditional and full support of the Bush administration in its foreign policy, he, in the words of the American press, was the “Bush poodle”, “as David Cameron said,“ Britain under Blair was servile relation to America "". Ibid: “A letter from David Manning, British Ambassador to the United States, to Blair has recently become a public domain. David Manning takes the liberty of writing a letter to Blair stating that his policy is wrong, it is vicious, supporting America, Britain gets nothing, but we are losing a lot. They are no longer regarded as an independent country.

In July 2007, British Foreign Office Miliband confirmed that the United States remains Britain's most important partner.



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