Iron Lady

The "Iron Lady" was a nickname for Margaret Thatcher, the British Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990. It reflected her strong and determined leadership style, especially her firm stance on economic policies, military matters, and her opposition to socialism. Thatcher was known for her unwavering commitment to free-market reforms, reducing the power of trade unions, and restoring Britain’s global influence. The nickname, originally given by a Soviet journalist, highlights her resilience and toughness in political and international affairs.