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UK should shift security agenda, think tank
Military and Security    11/27/2008 2:33:00 PM
 
LONDON, Nov 27 (KUNA) -- The United Kingdom should seize on US President-elect Barack Obama's victory to reshape its national security policy, a leading British think tank said here Thursday.
A report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) said the new US President offers the chance for more diplomacy.
It argued that there should be a change of diplomatic strategy on Afghanistan by bringing in partners, such as Iran, Russia, Pakistan and China.
The group behind the report also contended that the UK should move to support a nuclear weapon-free world.
The cross-party report has been produced by a commission co-chaired by Lord Ashdown, former opposition Liberal Democrat leader and former high representative in Bosnia, and Lord Robertson, former Secretary General of NATO.
The IPPR said it believed there was a special need now for "constructive external challenge" to the British Government on its security agenda.
Its report considered: How the modern world is changing? How these changes threaten global security? And, how these threats in turn affect the UK? The document proposed the principles that should shape British security policy over the next decade and beyond, and made some specific policy recommendations. Among them were calls for new arrangements to deal with bio-security issues, including pandemic disease.
It described current provisions as "inadequate." The commission also said that Iran should be stopped from developing nuclear weapons and that nuclear deterrence is no longer a sound basis of security policy.
The UK's long-term goal, it said, should be a nuclear weapon-free world, a goal also talked about by US President-elect Obama during his election campaign. (end) he.rk KUNA 271433 Nov 08NNNN
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