Miliband’s ‘net zero zealotry leaves Britain vulnerable to Russia and China’
Undersea cables to back up unreliable green electricity at risk of sabotage, causing blackouts and price spikes, warns Tory ...
Why Miliband’s turbine building spree leaves Britain vulnerable to Putin’s missiles
The cargo ship Eagle S seemed entirely unremarkable as she left port in Russia bound for Turkey on Christmas Day.
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David Miliband on emergency watchlist of countries at greatest humanitarian risk in 2025
David Miliband, president of the International Rescue Committee and the former foreign secretary of the United Kingdom, joins The Post’s Jonathan Capehart to discuss the IRC’s new emergency ...
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Transcript: World Stage: A Conversation with David Miliband
David, welcome back to Washington Post Live. MR. MILIBAND: Hey, Jonathan. Very good to be with you. Thanks for having me on. MR. CAPEHART: So before we dive into your new report, let me have you ...
Ed Miliband on his ambitious climate plans – and the potential return of the Milifandom
The energy brief may not traditionally be among the most coveted in the cabinet, but Miliband has ensured it gets plenty of ...
I don't regret voting against Assad bombing - Miliband
Environment Secretary Ed Miliband has said he does not regret voting to block UK military action against then Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in 2013. Prime Minister at the time David Cameron had ...
‘Prototype Example:’ How Syria’s Civil War drove a refugee crisis still unsolved today
With Syria’s long civil war over and many countries hoping that Syrian refugees return home, the path forward is not so simple. Syria still lacks many basic resources and poverty is high. David ...