British Prime Minister Theresa May will be facing lawmakers from her Conservative Party tomorrow, amid persistent indications that she will announce her imminent resignation.
But Mrs May's departure, which the British media has been speculating on for months, is unlikely to solve her government's predicament. For no leader likely to replace her appears able to break the logjam in Britain's relations with the European Union. And the process of electing her successor will only add to the political paralysis.
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