The Lammy Doctrine
Labour’s foreign-secretary-in-waiting on why Britain must adapt to the world as it is, not as liberals wish it to be.
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A whirlwind tour of Washington with David Lammy
Republicans like the “realism” but not the “progressive” part of the shadow foreign secretary’s doctrine.
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David Lammy’s foreign policy for a diminished Britain
The shadow foreign secretary recognises that the world has changed fundamentally since Labour last won power.
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Will the Iran crisis split Rishi Sunak and David Cameron?
A new dividing line could emerge between the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary.
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Being Foreign Secretary is harder than it looks for David Cameron
Beneath his slick presentation, Cameron’s achievements at the Foreign Office have been limited.
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The Cameron effect
One hundred days into the job, David Cameron has reinvigorated British foreign policy.
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The reinvention of David Cameron
In an era of geopolitical turmoil, Labour could learn from the former prime minister’s bracing approach to foreign policy.
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David Cameron is taking Middle East policy in a new direction
The Foreign Secretary isn’t hamstrung by party factions in the way Keir Starmer is.
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The life and crimes of Henry K
How the strategist-turned-consultant ushered in a half-century of American darkness.
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Can realpolitik be ethical?
In the wake of Henry Kissinger’s death, we must rescue foreign policy from naked national interest.
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Tzipi Livni: “A ceasefire isn’t a solution”
Israel’s former foreign minister on how the Gaza conflict could end.
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Countries can bear the West’s sanctions – but not its moralising
Even Australia pulled out of trade talks with the EU because it could not subject itself to European finger-wagging.
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The Labour revolt over the Gaza war
Keir Starmer is facing the biggest crisis of his leadership.
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Jake Sullivan can’t save the world
President Biden’s foreign policy chief is being overpowered by forces beyond his control.
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