UK Dismisses Farage as Trump Liaison

The UK government is unlikely to appoint Nigel Farage as an intermediary with U.S. President-elect Trump. Farage, seen as Trump's ally, offered his services, but Treasury Minister Darren Jones indicated the government prefers other approaches in managing relations with the upcoming U.S. administration.

The British government is reportedly not considering appointing Nigel Farage as an intermediary with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, according to statements made on Sunday.

Nigel Farage, a notable figure due to his role in the Brexit campaign and his friendship with Trump, offered to mediate between the UK and the Trump administration. However, Treasury Minister Darren Jones suggested government officials are likely to decline this proposal.

Jones expressed on Sky News that Farage, who serves as a member of parliament, should focus on his constituents rather than international diplomacy. Meanwhile, global governments prepare to navigate relations with Trump, whose administration is expected to pursue protectionist and isolationist policies.

(With inputs from agencies.)