Global Britain's new dilemma: trade, or human rights? – POLITICO Europe

In-depth reporting, data and actionable intelligence for policy professionals – all in one place. The race to seal deals with Gulf States, India and China is making NGOs — and some Conservative MPs — uneasy.LONDON — How far would Liz Truss go to sign a trade deal? The answer, human rights campaigners fear, is almost any

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