The United Kingdom needs progressive realism to kickstart an era of renewal, with a sharper and more hopeful vision for the country’s role in the world
David Lammy lays out a case for Britain’s new global course
The United Kingdom needs progressive realism to kickstart an era of renewal, with a sharper and more hopeful vision for the country’s role in the world
David Lammy lays out a case for Britain’s new global course
Relations with Europe were further normalised with the first Anglo-French summit in five years and the preconceived romance with Emmanuel Macron
It is Britain’s way to precipitate the next stage but I would be surprised if others follow suit. At least for now.
The discussion on migration has been ‘amplified by Russian and other troll factories for years.’
[Liz Truss] worldview is “shaped by ( ex-US President) Reagan, where Britain stands with America against Russia and China, without the help of the ‘coward’ Europeans
I imagine there will be a lot of continuity in the current stance of supporting Ukraine with military equipment and adopting a hawkish tone on the prospect of any negotiations
They insist on co-ordination […] and it is true, there has been a lot of co-ordination efforts, and more or less unity holds, but underneath there are a lot of potential risks
A “preoccupation with the second world war,” exemplified by when the UK stood alone in 1940, underpinned the Brexit campaign
“Beyond Global Britain: A Realistic Foreign Policy for the UK” by Jeremy Shapiro and Nick Whitney was quoted in an article by SLDnews
Britain has what it takes to play an important and prosperous role in shaping the new rules
The Johnson government seems to need the perennial fights of a permanent Brexit
The Guardian reports about the ECFR report ‘Beyond Global Britain: A realistic foreign policy for the UK’