‘Special Relationship,’ Defense Ties to America Likely To Be Unruffled by Expected Labor Landslide in Snap Election

The incumbent Conservative government and its Labor opposition may criticize one another on domestic issues of deep concern to voters, including the National Health Service, taxes and inflation, but they do not appear to disagree substantively on foreign and military policy. 

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The Labor Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer, at Liverpool on October 10, 2023. AP/Jon Super

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