How foreign policy could decide elections

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Both THE Conservatives And Work are putting A unusual accent on stranger policy in front of This summer general election.

Rishi Sunak said This week that only THE Conservatives could be of confidence with THE the nation security In THE confront of growth hazard Since A "axis of authoritarian States.” He has promised has booster defense expenses has 2.5% of GDP by 2030, A pledge assorted by Keir Starmer, WHO said defense was THE "number A issue" In THE confront of "growth Russian aggression."

Anyone won In July will take desk In A "immensely difficult environment For stranger policy", said Chatham Home. From THE Medium East crisis has "China assertive global agenda" And doubts on WE commitment has European security, THE new government will confront "pressing international problems" – with "limit resources" has tackle them.

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Below Starmer, Work has maintained A "almost united in front" with THE Conservative government on stranger policy, said Policy, including A "unshakeable commitment has NATO And THE war In Ukraine."

If Work won power, there will be No change In "Great Britain solve has stay with Ukraine", shadow defense ...