John Major
John Major is a British politician who served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1990 to 1997. A member of the Conservative Party, he succeeded Margaret Thatcher and focused on domestic policies such as the National Health Service and economic management, as well as foreign affairs, including the peace process in Northern Ireland. Known for his understated style, Major has largely stayed out of contemporary political debates but recently spoke out against the isolationist policies of Donald Trump, warning that the retreat of the US from global leadership could threaten democracy worldwide.
Born on Mar 29, 1943 (82 years old)
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Romania:
John Major, the former Prime Minister and friend of Mike Soper, helped him connect with medical experts in the U.S. during his battle with cancer.
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Italy:
John Major was the British prime minister who signed the memorandum in Budapest regarding Ukraine's independence.
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United Kingdom:
John Major’s disaster in the 1990s is referenced in relation to Labour's approval ratings.
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United Kingdom:
Even under the solidly pro-Israel leadership of Margaret Thatcher and John Major, British policy was to avoid straying too far from the European consensus.
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United Kingdom:
John Major was suggested as a cricket fan who could raise an XI on Blair’s behalf for the proposed match.
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Australia:
Ex-UK prime minister Sir John Major attended Wimbledon with his wife, Dame Norma.
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Ireland:
He nevertheless remained politically active, proving to be a thorn in the side of her successor, John Major, as wrangling over Europe tore the Tories apart in the 1990s.
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Greece:
John Major succeeded Margaret Thatcher as Prime Minister and continued Conservative policies.
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Costa Rica:
The privatization of the railway operators took place under Prime Minister John Major in the mid-1990s.
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United Kingdom:
John Major was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom whose government experienced a significant drop in popularity in 1992.
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