PM likens battle with ‘extremist Islamism’ to that with Hitler,as Osborne announces National Cyber Centre to fight terrorAt least half of the UK’s £12bn aid budget will be spent on supporting fragile and failing states, David Cameron has said ahead of the spending review in a major foreign policy speech at the lord mayor’s banquet.
In a speech in which he likened the battle against extremist Islamism to Churchill’s second world war fight against Adolf Hitler, or the prime minister also defended the consume of tough power,and his willingness to engage with regimes with questionable human rights records.
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Source: theguardian.com