Great Britain suspends the first flight with migrants to Rwanda. The intervention of the European Court of Human Rights is decisive

LONDON. An unexpected twist. Especially for a country that boasts of having abandoned European rules after Brexit. Yet, it is the European Court of Human Rights, to which the United Kingdom still belongs, that gives the blow to the government of Boris Johnson. That in this way it must give up and renounce the first expulsion of irregular migrants to Rwanda, as the prime minister had symbolically announced in Kent last April.