Gaza and China top agenda for Foreign Secretary as Cameron returns...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : The other longer-term challenge for Lord Cameron is the one that brought an end to his premiership - the UK's relationship with the EU.
54% : Relations have improved since Brexit, with the Windsor Framework seeming to settle the issue of the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
53% : David Cameron welcomed Chinese president Xi Jinping on a state visit to the UK as he pursued closer economic ties with Beijing (Kirsty Wigglesworth/PA) As prime minister, Lord Cameron deployed UK troops to train Ukrainian forces in 2015 following Russia's seizure of Crimea, which he described as a "flagrant breach of international law".
48% : But the UK and the EU are still figuring out their relationship and there are other areas that may need negotiation or renegotiation, and Lord Cameron's record as a more pro-Europe Conservative may help further smooth relations between London and Brussels.
37% : David Cameron will face a more complex and unstable world on his return to Government as Foreign Secretary, with crises across the globe demanding his attention.

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