Starmer's China Gamble: Trade Wins, Human Rights Pressure, and Political Backlash
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Starmer's China Gamble: Trade Wins, Human Rights Pressure, and Political Backlash
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Keir Starmer has been under intense scrutiny this week after his bold late January trip to China, the first by a British PM in eight years, sparking fiery clashes in Parliament and whispers of political peril. On February 2, DWS News captured him defending the visit in a heated session, touting 2.2 billion pounds in export deals for British firms, hundreds of millions in new investments, and wins like halved tariffs on Scotch whisky worth over 250 million pounds over five years, plus market access for vaccines, law firms, and classic cars. According to PSU Connect, Chinese giants like HiTHIUM pledged 200 million pounds for UK energy storage creating 300 jobs, Chery set up its European HQ in Liverpool, Pop Mart eyed seven new UK stores and 150 jobs, and Asymchem expanded life sciences ops for 150 skilled roles. Starmer raised human rights red flags too, pressing for Jimmy Lais release, challenging bounties on Hong Kong exiles, Taiwan stability, and Chinas aid to Russias war machine, while insisting the pragmatic reset bolsters UK security amid Trump tensions.
By February 4, the gov.uk site noted him hosting His Highness the Aga Khan at Downing Street, signing a key partnership deal with the Aga Khan Development Network. Two days later on the 5th, he hit Hastings for remarks, per the official transcript, kicking off by tackling the Mandelson case and his DPP roots amid swirling Labour gossip. The Telegraph on the 7th dished dirt on insiders saying hes agonizing over resignation or scapegoating amid the China backlash and party woes like Morgan McSweeney and Rayner drama. Xinhua reported British biz leaders at a February 6 London Chinese New Year gala hailing his ice-breaking as a boon for trade. Looking ahead, Hansard Society flags him facing Kemi Badenoch at PMQs this Wednesday. No fresh social media buzz or business moves popped since, but the China pivot looms large in his bio as a high-stakes gamble on jobs versus geopolitics.
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