Scotland has found its Mark Carney
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Started January 30, 2026
The SNP is developing its own foreign policy – but will it ever include independence from Britain?
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Scotland has found its Mark Carney
New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Jan 30, 2026
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Jan 30, 2026
The SNP's foreign policy ambitions distract from pressing domestic issues and may hinder Scotland's progress within the UK.
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Independence from Britain is essential for Scotland to fully realize its foreign policy goals and engage authentically with the international community.
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Scotland's approach to foreign policy should be viewed as an opportunity for collaboration rather than a precursor to independence.
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The pursuit of an independent foreign policy by the SNP could lead to economic uncertainty and political instability for Scotland.
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Scotland's development of its own foreign policy is a vital step towards independence and asserting its identity on the global stage.
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