and formerly war correspondent for abc news, and the bbc�*s chief international correspondent, lyse doucetnd thanks so much forjoining me today. borisjohnson launched a new foreign policy direction, global britain — the integrated review this week. it was driven by professorjohn bew, a historian known across the political landscape here and author of a much—read biography of labour's post—war prime minister, clement attlee. seen in that light, the focus on nato, a renewed comittment to nuclear and a tilt to the indo—pacific, with more interest in space, cyber and technology are perhaps unsurprising. politically, can global britain be made to chime with the government's other key mantra of levelling up? and what about china — friend orfoe, or both? isobel, are we already in a sort of new cold war? well, we certainly have elements of a cold war, but unlike the original cold war we are dealing with not the soviet union, but a country that has the second biggest economy in the world and is a huge trading partner, so it's more complicated than that. but we are in a systemic confrontation, and a

and formerly war correspondent for abc news, and the bbc�*s chief international correspondent, lyse doucet integrated review this week. it was driven by professorjohn bew, a historian known across the political landscape here and author of a much—read

and formerly war correspondent for abc news, and the bbc�*s chief international correspondent, lyse doucet

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