‘Good domestic policy is the best foreign policy’
What does a moral British foreign policy look like? Last week’s meeting between Andy Burnham and Ukrainian President…
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‘The government’s UK-Ukraine defence deal has promise, but must go further to keep Europe and the UK safe’
The newest UK-Ukraine deal, shows promise that the Labour Government is learning the proper lessons from Ukraine –…
‘Why solidarity with Ukraine still matters’
Ukrainians and the rest of the world will be waking up to a solemn anniversary this morning. Four…
‘Ukraine is Europe’s frontier – and Labour must stay resolute in its defence’
Today is 1,462 days since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Twelve years since Russia’s invasion of…
Labour justice minister puts pressure on Tories over shadow attorney general representing Russian oligarch
Parliamentary under-secretary of state at the Ministry of Justice, Jake Richards MP has written to Kemi Badenoch expressing…
‘Carol of the Bells: Christmas, Ukraine’s resistance and the fight for freedom’
Christmas is a time for carols, music, happiness and goodwill to all people. One of the most beautiful…
Ukraine: Starmer approval ratings leap among Labour voters amid peace talks
Keir Starmer has seen a surge in support from Labour voters amid a frantic diplomatic push over Ukraine,…
Number 10 and Labour figures react to ‘troubling’ Trump-Zelensky clash
Labour figures have criticised Donald Trump following his verbal attack on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at a White…
Most Labour voters back PM on Ukraine troops – but many Reform voters don’t
The majority of Labour voters support British soldiers being stationed in Ukraine in the event of a peace…
‘With increased global instability, the government’s 2.5% defence target should not be considered a ceiling’
The EU and the UK were slow to grasp the long-term industrial implications of Russia’s illegal invasion of…
