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The week in foreign policy
Matt Gillow takes a look at the stories behind the front pages, in the week in foreign policy....
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Diplomacy & Soft Power
What’s happening in Belarus?
As Belarus finds itself in the grip of protests, our Evie Aspinall explains exactly what is happening in the country - and where the protests may go....
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Cool Heads must Prevail in Resetting UK-China Relations
Sophia Gaston argues that a reset of our relations with China is long overdue, yet cool heads must prevail in order to pursue a pragmatic approach that supports British and global security....
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Srebrenica is a reminder of why Britain must lead the fight against human rights violations
Twenty-five years ago, over 8,000 Bosnian Muslims, mainly boys and men, were murdered in what became known as the Srebrenica genocide. It happened in Europe, part of an ethnic cleansing campaign, and took place in...
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Global Britain and Reimagining our Relationship to our Past
Sophia Gaston argues that the Global Britain project is an opportunity for us to educate ourselves, to forge a resilient and inclusive common identity, and to find a way to live alongside the full spectrum of our history....
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I Remember Hong Kong
An anonymous Hong Kong resident remembers their Hong Kong in a heartbreaking article for the British Foreign Policy Group....
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UK Perspectives
A UK-China Engagement Strategy
Sophia Gaston on the urgency of the need for a UK-China Engagement Strategy, its core components, and what Britain can learn from Australia's experience with China....
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UK Perspectives
Scorched Earth: Nostalgia in the Shadow of the Coronavirus
Sophia Gaston explores the potential for powerful nostalgic sentiment to grow in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, as citizens look back fondly at life before the crisis....
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