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Politics

David Cameron's fog of war

The Prime Minister's foreign policy pronouncements are displaying no clear strategy. So far, his party doesn't mind

23 August 2014

9:00 AM

23 August 2014

9:00 AM

It was clear that things were going wrong for David Cameron when he had to say that his position on Iraq was ‘very, very simple’. To use that phrase was to admit that things had become very, very muddled. They remain so now.

The Prime Minister started the week with a robust line on the bloodshed in Iraq.

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