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The Future of UK Foreign Policy on Iran
BFPG Researcher Eliza Keogh makes sense of the current state of relations with Iran, and considers what 2023 is likely to hold for UK-Iranian relations....
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‘Patient Diplomacy’ and ‘Reconnected Britain’: Distilling the Differences in Conservative and Labour Foreign Policy
With both the Conservative and Labour parties setting out their visions for UK foreign policy, Evie Aspinall explores where the fault lines lie between the two parties on foreign policy....
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The BFPG’s 2023 Foreign Policy Calendar
The BFPG has compiled a list of forthcoming milestones, key dates and anniversaries which are likely to shape global power dynamics and define the geopolitical landscape in 2023....
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Making Sense of “Patient Diplomacy”
Eliza Keogh makes sense of what Foreign Secretary James Cleverly's "patient diplomacy" means for UK foreign policy....
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Written evidence submitted by BFPG to the Foreign Affairs Committee
BFPG recently submitted evidence to the Foreign Affairs Committee's inquiry on the Update to the UK's Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy....
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Another New Prime Minister – What it Means for UK Foreign Policy
BFPG Senior Researcher Evie Aspinall explores what the new Prime Minister Sunak for the future of UK foreign policy....
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King Charles III and the Continuing Relevance of Royal Diplomacy
BFPG Senior Advisor, David Landsman, explores the continuing relevance of Royal diplomacy under King Charles III, and its impact in a modern world....
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The Truss Administration – What Can We Expect on…Climate Action
The British Foreign Policy Group explores what the UK can expect from the new Truss administration on its approach to climate action....
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