Labour’s foreign policy plan same in public as in private, says Miliband
23/04/10 20:36 CET
interview
Afghanistan calls for international support After the second televised leaders’ debate in Britain ahead of elections on 6 May, foreign policy has come under the spotlight. Afghanistan, Iraq, the Middle East and Europe are just some of the issues being raised in this close election race.
In the second part of a wide-ranging interview with the British Foreign Secretary David Miliband, euronews challenges Labour’s record on international relations.
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