THE Labour Leadership contest still has over two months to go, but the candidates have hardly been quizzed on foreign policy.
Anti-imperialism was a staple of Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership – but which of the candidates will continue his ideology?
In our latest podcast, Redaction Politics analysed the records of Keir Starmer, RLB, Lisa Nandy and Emily Thornberry.
Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3YGbGdC6OSh3qKEmQMJ64R
We first looked at Lisa Nandy, chair of the Labour Friends of Palestine – but what about her views on Catalonia?
Emily Thornberry, former Shadow Foreign Secretary, has given some top speeches on Saudi Arabia et al – but is her voting record clean?
Keir Starmer has remained oddly quiet, calling for a foreign policy based on human rights – is this too soft?
RLB has been called a continuity Corbyn candidate – will her foreign policy be similar?
And lastly, Richard Burgon, so outspoken on issues like Venezuela and Cuba – will he struggle to attract voters?
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