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Why is Labour wavering on China and Israel?

27 November 2024

4:24 AM

27 November 2024

4:24 AM

Normally when MPs criticise the uncertainty around the government’s relationship with another country, they are referring to the constant chopping and changing around how to engage with China, not Israel. But where the UK stands on both countries is in flux at the moment, and today’s Foreign Office Questions in the Commons didn’t help much either.

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