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The Reshuffles: What Does it Mean for UK Foreign Policy?
Evie Aspinall explores what the Conservative and Labour Party reshuffles mean for UK foreign policy....
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Should We Care What People Think About Foreign Policy?
David Landsman explores the need to consider public opinion of the UK's role in the world, in an effort to build a lasting, sustainable foreign policy consensus....
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UK-Africa Relations, a Renewed Focus for ‘Patient Diplomacy’?
BFPG Research Intern Fatima Irfan examines the impacts of the Foreign Secretary's recent trip to Africa, and what this renewed focus on UK-Africa relations says about wider UK foreign policy....
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Geopolitics and the China Question
BFPG Senior Research Fellow Jeremy Black explores the complexity of strategic China policy, in the face of China's geopolitical ambitions....
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The US, the UK, and the Politics of Ukraine
BFPG's Senior Adviser David Landsman examines the 'special relationship' in the context of the different approaches being taken by the US and the UK in Ukraine....
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ULEZ, By-Elections and the Future of the UK’s Climate Leadership
BFPG's Eliza Keogh, and British Expertise International's Katie Duffy, explore what the public really think about the UK’s climate policies, and what a potential rowback on green policies would mean for the UK’s...
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Britons’ Enduring Support for NATO
As world leaders meet in Vilnius for the NATO Summit, BFPG’s latest public opinion research finds that Britons have strong and enduring support for NATO. Every year BFPG conducts an annual survey of public opinion...
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Russian Domestic Instability – What does it Mean and How Much does it Matter?
BFPG's Senior Research Fellows analyse what Prigozhin’s recent attempted coup could mean for supply chains, cybersecurity and, of course, security....
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