Foreign Policy

Labour should use Britain's leadership of the G20 to enact a big, bold, global reset on international development, climate and nature.

National security in the 21st century depends as much on climate resilience at home as it does on security abroad.

More than three-quarters of Labour members want the government to suspend all arms exports to Israel amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Scottish Labour's task is to consolidate the voters it can hold and build a Scottish Labour identity and develop the moral language to recapture anti-authoritarian voters.

Labour should show that Britain is at its best when it builds relationships that reflect our values.

However it is done, searching for a new leader is the smarter foreign policy move than labouring under the dead weight of Starmer’s endgame.

“We will.... seek to .... help our touring artists,” said the 2024 Labour manifesto. It was a simple and straightforward commitment. The disastrous Tory and Farage form of Brexit has caused untold misery for many musicians, whose…

Will the government move decisively from seeing Africa as a priority to treating it as a partner. If so the opportunities are huge.

The world has change rapidly since Brexit. It's time for Labour to change it's red lines too - or at least talk about it.

Progressive politics will only win the argument on growth if it can offer people genuine agency and meaningful economic choices.

When representation disappears and political cultures crumble, politically vacant spaces become fertile ground for competing world-views.

Labour MPs are split over the future of North Sea oil and gas exploitation amid rising fuel costs due to the Iran conflict.