Why foreign affairs will define the Starmer era
At the Nato summit, the threat posed by China, Russia and Trump will be impossible to ignore.
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At the Nato summit, the threat posed by China, Russia and Trump will be impossible to ignore.
ByThe Johnsonian gimmick is finally gone.
ByMaking undeliverable promises to a limited pool of right-wing voters is a recipe for failure.
ByKeir Starmer and company are trying to build early momentum.
ByThe new cabinet should take inspiration from the last government’s greatest reformer.
ByThe new Chancellor is following the example of George Osborne by citing “the mess” left by the last government.
ByThe former chancellor’s political acumen – and £100,000 of his own money – kept him afloat in Surrey’s sea change.
ByIf Keir Starmer doesn’t deliver the improvements that voters expect, the backlash could be ferocious.
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