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Of course Britain’s military chiefs should be meeting with China

16 April 2025

3:26 AM

16 April 2025

3:26 AM

It’s quite something when the Chinese Ministry of Defence is more transparent than its British equivalent. Despite the Prime Minister on assuming office promising ‘transparency in everything we do’, a flying visit to Beijing last Wednesday by the UK chief of defence staff, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, only emerged via a Times scoop a day later.

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