UK Poised to Name Former China Envoy as Deputy Security Adviser
The UK is set to appoint its former ambassador to China, Barbara Woodward, as the new deputy national security adviser to Prime Minister Keir Starmer. This move aims to strengthen the prime minister's foreign policy team. Woodward's extensive experience as a diplomat, having served as the UK's envoy to China, is seen as a valuable asset in this new role. The appointment comes as Starmer looks to enhance the government's approach to international affairs and national security. The decision reflects the importance the UK government places on its relationship with China, as well as the need for seasoned expertise in navigating complex geopolitical dynamics. Woodward's appointment is expected to provide Starmer with valuable insights and guidance in shaping the UK's foreign policy and strategy in the coming years.
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