The Greenland crisis is an opportunity for Starmer
Trump’s threats have given the Prime Minister a chance to embrace a new direction on Europe and fiscal policy.
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Labour’s new foreign policy divide
Events are exposing tensions between “America-first realists” and “Europe-first realists”.
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The neocons have won
Neoconservatism is now more dominant in Europe than it is in the US
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Europe’s American Dream has become a nightmare
Britain and the continent have withered under US protection
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Greenland enters crisis mode
The island fears it will be next on the Maga hit list
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Fiona Hill: “The UK needs to think of its own sovereignty”
The foreign policy expert on spheres of influence and what America First really means
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America kidnapped a president. Keir Starmer said nothing
The abduction of Nicolás Maduro marks a new phase of American imperialism – in which Britain is a vassal state
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Britain must help establish a Palestinian state
It has a historical responsibility to do so
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The legacy of David Lammy’s “progressive realism”
What can Yvette Cooper learn from her predecessor in the foreign office?
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David Lammy’s Gaza cowardice
In a letter last week, Lammy said the Foreign Office had concluded Israel’s actions were not a genocide.
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Can Europe stop Trump selling out Ukraine?
Keir Starmer’s strategy faces its biggest test.
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Keir Starmer’s Palestine stance risks pleasing no one
The Prime Minister’s nuanced position on recognition has upset both left and right.
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Imperial calculations
In its attacks on Iran, Israel is exploiting the chaos of American foreign policy.
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Donald Trump has left Keir Starmer stranded
The Prime Minister is unable to offer either outright support or criticism of the US’s strikes on Iran.
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The world is finally turning against the war on Gaza
It is still too little, but it is not too late.
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Will Jeremy Corbyn trap the government on Gaza?
He is preparing a parliamentary ruse to embarrass Keir Starmer – and take dozens of MPs with him.
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