Theresa May
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- Milken Institute37 min
The State of the World: Conflict and Accord | Global Conference 2024
Nicholas Kristof, Xavier Bettel, Iván Duque Márquez, Michael Froman, Theresa May, James Stavridis
Former leaders and defense officials gathered to analyze the escalating Middle East crisis, highlighting Israel's planned ground invasion of Rafah, the ongoing failure to finalize a ceasefire, and the strategic realignment of Sunni Arab states alongside Israel to counter Iranian influence. The panel contrasted these security challenges with a detailed examination of Western political polarization and Colombia's successful economic integration of Venezuelan migrants, which Duque cited as a model for addressing global migration through near-shoring rather than border enforcement. Drawing attention to internal divisions in the US and the need for European strategic autonomy, the speakers concluded with an urgent call for private sector leadership to combat authoritarianism, eliminate supply chain abuses, and drive scalable solutions for climate change and national security.
- The Economist21 min
Why Jeremy Hunt thinks he'll be Britain's next prime minister
Jeremy Hunt, Donald Trump, Michael Gove, Boris Johnson, Theresa May, Anne
Contender Jeremy Hunt warns that failing to deliver Brexit will lead to a Labour victory and political extinction, arguing that a no-deal outcome remains a necessary negotiation lever to overcome parliamentary blockades. To ensure the EU trusts the UK's delivery capacity, he proposes a unified government team including the DUP and ERG while rejecting a second referendum as undemocratic. Hunt further outlines his economic strategy of corporate tax cuts, asserts that NHS ownership will not be sold in US trade talks, and emphasizes that 5G decisions must prioritize national interest over foreign dependency.