Just days after Keir Starmer was forced to step down as British prime minister, he is being touted as a potential candidate for a top position at NATO. According to reports, the outgoing Labour leader is already preparing for the next step in his career.
According to the newspaper The Observer is Keir Starmer interested in succeeding Mark Rutte as NATO Secretary General when his term expires in 2028. However, success will require broad support from member countries, as all 32 NATO nations must back the appointment. The newspaper also states that Starmer would need long-term support from the British government to have a realistic chance.
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