27-04-2025, 01:22 PM
![[Image: nZ75puu.jpeg]](https://i.imgur.com/nZ75puu.jpeg)
Cabinet embraces new foreign policy advisors; Luthorian-Yeudi Professor enters Foreign Office and Privy Council.
October 5637
![[Image: Farage.jpg]](https://dl6pgk4f88hky.cloudfront.net/2023/10/03/Farage.jpg)
Fort William - The Cabinet Office and the Privy Council jointly announced that the Civil Service would be expanding in the Foreign Office, amid needs of "rethinking" Luthori's foreign policy in the near future.
University professors interested in helping that happen have been invited within the Foreign Office to act as advisor to the Emperor, the Foreign Secretary and the Prime Minister regardless of political affiliation, one key surprise is the appointment of the Luthorian-Yeudi professor, Ethan Benowitz-Harrington to both the Foreign Office and the Privy Council, advising the Emperor and Prime Minister on the right course to chart for Luthori's foreign policy depending on the administrations (political parties) in power.
Linked to the Yeudi Benowitz House and to the Luthorian House of Harrington, he's a descendent of both former Prime Minister of Luthori, Richard Harrington, Duke of Threwiford and of the Benowitz family of former Beiteynu. His appointment was surprising due to his critics of Luthorian foreign policy with Kundrati and the National Labour Party's leadership of the nation. He self-identifies as a Conservative Party supporter, speaking and advising current Leader of the Opposition and Shadow Foreign Secretary on Luthori's foreign policy.
The Leader of the Opposition embraced these appointments as a "right change" and congratulated all the new advisors to the Cabinet, vowing to keep them if the Tories comes into power, as their "gracious advice will be appreciated".
The Palace refused to comment on this. The Prime Minister's Office released only a small statement evoking the needs for a "new course".