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BFPG’s March 2026 Review
A review of BFPG's activities and responses to the major global events of March 2026....
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A huge opportunity: Britain as a ‘subtle power’ superpower
In an increasingly volatile global environment, this blog explores the role 'subtle power' in defining the UK's role in the world....
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Playing it straight and narrow in Hormuz has hurt the Special Relationship
Michael Martins examines the ongoing conflict in Iran, and what it means for the Special Relationship....
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There are few “faraway places” left: how the United States’ attack on Iran pushes UK foreign and domestic policy even closer together
David Landsman argues that the conflict in Iran, and its wide-ranging consequences will push the realms of foreign and domestic policy even closer....
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BFPG’s February 2026 Review
A review of BFPG's activities and responses to the major global events of February 2026....
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Foreign Policy from the Sidelines: Green and Reform’s China Policies
James Jennion explores the foreign policy positions of Reform UK and the Green Party on China....
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Britain Backed Greenland’s Autonomy – What Does That Mean for Wales?
Felix Milbank explores the relationships between centre and periphery on the world stage and within the Union, and what the UK can learn from Denmark....
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Government Foreign Policy Must Reckon with an Increasingly Muscular Parliament
BFPG looks at parliament's role in foreign policy, and the need for government and MPs to alter their approach....
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