The UK Government is drawing up plans to toughen its policy towards China after growing aggression from Beijing on multiple fronts 🔴 HugoGye and singharj
who want to see Chinese firms excluded from sensitive British industries with a “Sage-style” committee of experts screening proposals for infrastructure funding.allies to invest more in supply chain resilience to ensure that turbulence in Beijing does not have damaging knock-on effects across the rest of the world.
The review, written by the Prime Minister’s long-serving foreign policy adviser John Bew, an eminent historian, will appear shortly before the Budget on 15 March in which Jeremy Hunt is expected to confirm he will commit more money to national defence in light of the increased global threats laid bare by Russia’s invasion ofChina’s de facto alliance with the Kremlin, coupled with its increasingly aggressive rhetoric targeted at Taiwan and growing repression in areas such as Hong Kong and...
At upcoming summits, Britain will push allies to take concrete steps to reinforce their defences against disinformation, supply chain disruption and maritime aggression emanating from Beijing. It will also argue for stronger international partnerships with countries such as Australia, Japan, South Korea and other states which are not ideologically aligned with the West but share its worries about China’s rise.
, the chair of the Commons foreign affairs committee, would see the Procurement Bill currently passing through Parliament amended to change how companies which may be a national security risk are excluded from sensitive industries.: “Our current approach towards implementation is too cumbersome and ad hoc.
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