The BFPG’s Tom Cargill has taken all the foreign policy relevant sections of the 2017 Liberal Democrat manifesto and grouped them in one document to make it more accessible for everyone interested in UK foreign policy. He has also provided a...
0The BFPG’s Tom Cargill has taken all the foreign policy relevant sections of the 2017 Labour manifesto and grouped them in one document to make it more accessible for everyone interested in UK foreign policy. He has also provided a short summary...
0The BFPG’s Tom Cargill has taken all the foreign policy relevant sections of the 2017 Conservative manifesto and grouped them in one document to make it more accessible for everyone interested in UK foreign policy. He has also provided a short...
0The United Kingdom’s relationship with Russia is virtually non-existent - an occasional barbed tweet from the Russian Embassy in London is about as far as diplomatic engagement goes these days. June’s General Election may well return a...
0Polling at 41% for the second round, the chance of Marine Le Pen becoming the next French president should not be ignored. Marine Le Pen stormed into the second round of the French Elections with 21.4%, a whole 4.5% higher (almost 3 million more...
0Nine months into office Theresa May has appeared increasingly to centralise foreign policymaking back in No.10. Long gone are the days of the laissez-faire approach of David Cameron, which was often represented by a high level of ministerial...
0With Macron and Le Pen now through to the second round of voting in the French election, the UK faces two very different foreign policy futures with a key trading, security and diplomatic partner. In this first of two articles looking at the...
0We need to use this election as citizens to chart a bold path for the UK through a volatile world. This means discussing in practical terms about what we, as British citizens, need from the rest of the world, what we have to offer in return, the...
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