Welfare versus warfare: Sir Keir Starmer's unresolved question - and why the PM's pinned his hopes on economic growth
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 24 – The UK plans to raise defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, reallocating funds from overseas aid amid opposition to welfare cuts and tax increases, officials said.
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Words fail Keir Starmer
Politics is closer to an art form than a science. The ability to deploy arguments and ideas is not an added extra, but the essence of the vocation. The great virtue of politics compared with war is that differences are resolved by the force of words, the power of persuasion. In order to prevail, elected leaders must turn to the might of language. I was reminded of this during a text exchange the other day with a government insider on the latest …
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Welfare versus warfare: for decades, it’s a question to which successive prime ministers have responded with one answer. After the end of the Cold War, leaders across the West banked the so-called “peace dividend” that came with the end of this conflict between Washington and Moscow. Instead of funding their armies, they invested in the welfare state and public services instead. But now the tussle over this question is something that the current…
Welfare versus warfare: Sir Keir Starmer's unresolved question
Welfare versus warfare: for decades, it’s a question to which successive prime ministers have responded with one answer. After the end of the Cold War, leaders across the West banked the so-called “peace dividend” that came with the end of this conflict between Washington and Moscow. Instead of funding their armies, they invested in the welfare state and public services instead. But now the tussle over this question is something that the current…
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