The United Kingdom is currently ranked #2 in the total amount of foreign aid spending per year ($13.66B) and ranked #6 in foreign aid spending as a percentage of GDP (.56%).
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@9PSYZGNLiberal Democrat9mos9MO
Dependant upon agreement of which countries are getting the support & there are not questions over their actions.
@9D768YHLiberal Democrat2yrs2Y
Increase, once the defeceit is reduced
@9NWQ8LRLiberal Democrat 10mos10MO
Maintain, but redistribute away from countries with human rights violations towards nations with better records
@9NCJ6NYLiberal Democrat10mos10MO
Decrease until we reduce our national budget deficit, plus stop investing in countries with bad human rights records.
@92PLS2NLiberal Democrat3yrs3Y
Country on country basis
@8TJ5RRXLiberal Democrat4yrs4Y
Increase, but deny aid to countries that harbour or promote terrorism
@8R4TQDSLiberal Democrat4yrs4Y
Increase if a country is willing to increase its levels of human rights
@89KMD5WLibertarian4yrs4Y
Foreign aid either ends up going to waste or does little to solve problems in the long run. Private charity and foreign direct investment by businesses should be encouraged instead.
@96R9QC7Liberal Democrat2yrs2Y
Again, it depends on the circumstances. We should increase foreign aid as long as it doesn’t affect our economy negatively. However if we require money, we should be able to decrease it without affecting the aid we give out as much.
@96HVXMCLiberal Democrat2yrs2Y
Go back to the 0.7% of GDP
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