Alastair Campbell
@restispolitics·669K subscribers·1.3K videos
Could India Challenge the US & China on the World Stage?
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54:55Now PlayingCould India become a third power, rivalling the US and China? How should Starmer respond to the 27% of young people who would prefer to live in a dictatorship? And, why do politicians never explain why they won't make certain decisions?
Join Alastair and Rory as they answer all of this and more.
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