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Palestinians Can Expect Nothing Good From Keir Starmer

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Part of a post by the England Prime Minister Pier Starmer urging people to listen to him and to vote for his party. Pier Starmer/ LINKEDIN

Those hoping that Labour unseating the Tories could change the diplomatic dynamic in the Middle East will be duly disappointed. Keir Starmer, the new British prime minister, appears as just an updated version of Tony Blair.

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Why The Labour Landslide Is A “Moral” Victory Over Brexit Lies

Keir Stramer attending a rally while giving a speech.
Keir Stramer attending a rally while giving a speech. Keir Strarmer/Facebook

The landslide victory of the Labour Party in the United Kingdom is first and foremost a stinging defeat for the Conservatives, who are paying for their Brexit lies over the past eight years. An estimated 65% of Britons now believe that Brexit was a mistake. This offers lessons for other European countries.

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Economy

Rishi Sunak’s Snap Election: Surrender Or One Last Trick Up His Sleeve?

May 22, 2024, London, United Kingdom: Prime Minister Rishi Sunak makes a statement outside 10 Downing Street announcing the date of the next general election. A General Election will be held in the UK on 4th July 2024 with the Labour Party under Keir Starmer still ahead in the polls and expected to form the next government. (Credit Image: © Tejas Sandhu/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak makes a statement outside 10 Downing Street announcing the date of the next general election. Tejas Sandhu/SOPA Images via ZUMA

Britain’s prime minister has announced a surprise decision to hold a general election six months early, on July 4.

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Extra! Economist Endorses Cameron In UK Election

Economist, May 2-8, 2015 One week ahead of Britain’s national elections, polls are too close to call between the two leading candidates, the Tories’ incumbent Prime Minister David Cameron and Labour leader Ed Miliband. The Economist divides its cover between the two, casting the election as a choice between risks: for the economy (Miliband) and […]

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