
La fine dell’alleanza occidentale significa che il Regno Unito deve essere più coraggioso, afferma il direttore di Chatham House
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/jan/13/end-of-western-alliance-trump-uk-chatham-house-director
di qwerty_1965
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Bronwyn Maddox described Trump’s impulsiveness, taste for military action and rejection of international law as amounting to a revolution. She said US allies “must now contemplate what was unthinkable: to defend themselves against the US, in both trade and security”.
“It is not grandiose to call this the end of the western alliance,” she said, in the sense of countries “sharing principles of individual liberty, intellectual and religious freedom, constitutional democracy and free trade at their heart”. Maddox said these principles “have been the engine of their prosperity as well as the rationale for their global influence”.
She said in recent months we had seen “the rejection of principles of international law that the US helped forge – even if it often declined to apply those to itself”.
It’s exactly what Putin mf wants
The UK and the EU must forget Brexit and try to mend ties anew, disregarding the messy Brexit years.
We need closer alignment, NOW.
Re-establish the British empire I suppose, Trump is grabbing the Caribbean and central and South America. Time to get the old gunboats out and start a bit of invading as well.
Based on what I’ve read, the head of Chatham House is urging Britain to maintain a hardline policy against Russia and China, to distance itself from the US, and to forge closer ties with Europe.
lol. Allow me to introduce our PM Mr “son of a toolmaker”.
Huge development, considering their close ties with the government. Starmer will pay attention to this. It’s almost like it’s giving cover for him to diverge more
Must be, should be….
just fucking be already, ffs. You don’t have time on questions like *to be or bot to be*
Yes, let’s restore our empire and become the global superpower again.
YEP. Mamby Pamby won’t cut it anymore.
The UK should be back in the EU and spear-heading a joint defence force, NATO or otherwise.
I’d like it if my country grew a spine and opposed Trump more but Starmer sees to be incapable of having a spine.
Hear me out, let’s start but not paying 100 million a year to give away the most strategic base in the Indian Ocean to a country that has never owned it and is very closely allied with China.
What side did Chatham House argue for during Brexit?