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As much as it matters to us here in Blighty, have any other foreign outlets picked up on this story? And I'm not talking about link bait rehashed guardian content in other outlets, but an actual serious "concern" about his appointment?
I get the feeling "could" is the operative word in the headline and outside of a small section of guardian readers in the UK, nobody else is picking up or cares about this?
Does anyone have any news sources I can read not from the UK?
https://www.ft.com/content/c1adc439-1847-4229-8e7c-486dccf6f5b9
If you Google David Cameron china links there's tonnes about it.
The fact he used them to raise loads of money is obviously going to look bad with any allies that are uncomfortable with china.