Британиянын премьер-министри Бернхэмдин тарыхый эскертүүсү: "Эки мамлекеттин чечими биздин көз алдыбызда өлүүдө"

The "Questions to the Prime Minister" session, which is held every week in the British Parliament and keeps the pulse of politics, witnessed very important discussions on domestic and foreign policy this week. While answering the critical questions posed by the MPs, British Prime Minister Burnham gave striking messages about both social policies and critical developments in the Middle East.

Жөлөкпулдарды кыскартууга катуу реакция: "Сиз адамдарды үй-жайсыз калтырасыз"

At the session, there was a harsh debate between the leader of the main opposition Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, and Prime Minister Burnham about budget priorities. Burnham, who harshly criticized Badenoch's proposal to cut social aid in order to increase military expenditures, drew attention to the social cost of such steps. Prime Minister Burnham expressed his reaction by stating that if this proposal is implemented, there will be a serious housing crisis and said: "If that happens, you will leave people homeless."

Окупацияланган аймактар менен соодага тыюу салуу күн тартибинде

Парламент жыйынынын дагы бир маанилүү күн тартибиндеги маселе тышкы саясат жана өзгөчө Израил-Палестина маселеси болду. Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, the third largest political force in the parliament, touched upon the decision announced by the British government yesterday to ban trade with illegal Israeli settlements that usurp occupied Palestinian lands. Дэйви бул чечим абдан ылайыктуу, бирок бир топ эртерээк кабыл алынышы керек болчу деп билдирди.

"Эки мамлекеттин чечими биздин көз алдыбызда өлүүдө"

Премьер-министр Бернхэм мыйзамсыз конуштар менен сооданы болтурбоо чечими үчүн парламентте көрсөтүлгөн кеңири колдоого ыраазычылык билдирди. Stating that this decision was not taken randomly, but was directly aimed at preserving the two-state solution in the Israel-Palestine conflict, Burnham said: "We took this step to show where the UK stands."

Emphasizing that hopes for peace in the region are under serious threat, Burnham made the following historical warning: "The risk of collapse of the two-state solution should deeply worry us all, considering the devastating effects it will have on the Middle East. The real big risk is that the two-state solution is dying before our eyes. This global conjuncture we are in requires all of us to have the courage to take аракет."