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Labour should not shun the Indo-Pacific
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Labour should not shun the Indo-Pacific

By Gray Sergeant

Defence is one area of public expenditure where the Labour Party can comfortably speak about limitations and priorities. While our ambitions for social reform at home often appear boundless, many in the party have more modest visions for…

Will Labour commit to spending 2% of GDP on defence?
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Will Labour commit to spending 2% of GDP on defence?

By Gray Sergeant

Labour activists don’t knock doors on a Saturday morning to argue for more money for bombs. No party does because voters don’t care that much about defence spending. The UK’s role in the world is often a low priority for the electorate…

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Pivotal Power to glorified Aid Agency

By Gray Sergeant

Ed Miliband and Douglas Alexander want the Tories to speak out louder about the atrocities committed by ISIS in Iraq, but want to rule out military intervention. Does Labour even have anything useful to add to the current debate? Is this a…

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