Douglas Alexander
Douglas Alexander is a British politician and former Labour Party minister, known for his roles in the government as Secretary of State for International Development and as Shadow Foreign Secretary. He recently made headlines while addressing the implications of U.S. steel tariffs on the UK, emphasizing a cautious approach to the situation and the need for a stable trade policy.
Born on May 15, 1967 (58 years old)
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New Zealand:
Douglas Alexander acknowledged that Labour MPs would feel despondent about the departure of a second government figure.
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Taiwan:
Douglas Alexander returned to the British government as the secretary for Scotland.
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Pakistan:
Douglas Alexander has been appointed as the Minister for Scotland.
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Taiwan:
Douglas Alexander is the British Minister of State for Trade Policy and Economic Security.
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Taiwan:
Douglas Alexander is leading the British delegation in trade talks with Taiwan.
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United Kingdom:
Douglas Alexander is leading the negotiations for the trade deal with the Gulf states.
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United Kingdom:
Douglas Alexander was ordered by Liam Byrne to provide explanations about arms exports to Israel.
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United Kingdom:
Douglas Alexander is the trade minister summoned to explain possible loopholes in arms export rules to Israel.
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United Kingdom:
Trade Minister Douglas Alexander told MPs the government had 'listened carefully' to concerns about weakening online harm protections.
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Bolivia:
Douglas Alexander emphasized that the agreement 'saved jobs'.
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