Jeremy Corbyn speech at Chatham House

The transcript outlines the Labour Party's foreign policy vision, emphasizing a strong yet independent relationship with the United States. It criticizes the Conservative government's approach, particularly Theresa May's alarmist rhetoric and the Trump administration's erratic policies. Labour advocates for a collaborative global approach, working with major powers like China, Russia, and India, and rejects the 'bomb first, talk later' strategy. The focus is on peace, security, and reducing threats through diplomacy.

What is the Labour government's stance on its relationship with the United States?

• It plans to sever all ties with the United States.

• It aims to become a military power like the U.S.

• It seeks a strong relationship but with independent decision-making.

• It wants to follow U.S. policies without question.

How does the Labour government view the rise of China and India?

• As partners for peaceful collaboration.

• As insignificant in global politics.

• As countries to be isolated.

• As a threat that needs military intervention.

What is the Labour government's opinion on past military interventions?

• They were successful in achieving their goals.

• They were disastrous and should be avoided.

• They were necessary for global peace.

• They should be continued with more force.

What approach does the Labour government propose for international security?

• Increase military spending.

• Bomb first, talk later.

• Collaborate with global powers for peace.

• Rely solely on the United States.

Which countries does the Labour government plan to work with for global security?

• Only the United States and Russia.

• All permanent members of the UN Security Council and other major countries.

• Only European countries.

• Countries that are part of NATO.