Nearly nine years on from the self-immolation of Mohammed Bouazizi, the Tunisian fruit seller prevented from selling vegetables by state officials, that kickstarted the ‘Arab Spring’, protests are once again...
0Nearly nine years on from the self-immolation of Mohammed Bouazizi, the Tunisian fruit seller prevented from selling vegetables by state officials, that kickstarted the ‘Arab Spring’, protests are once again...
0Britain’s change of Prime Minister has brought with it a total change of the four internationally-facing cabinet Ministers. Who are these ministers? And what do they mean for the UK's foreign policy?...
0As the two candidates enter the final stage of the race to become the next PM, what might the UK’s foreign policy under their leadership look like? For a contest between a current and a former Foreign Secretary,...
0BFPG Associate Sam Goodman takes a look at the 2018-19 Foreign Office Accounts and provides a useful summary of budget and staff data...
0Recent polling carried out by BMG Research on behalf of the BFPG suggests that women in the UK feel notably less engaged on foreign policy than men, one of the more striking divides on foreign policy in Britain...
0When we think of front-line services protecting and serving the British public, we rarely think of diplomats. But that is what they often are, scattered across over 120 countries, often in small embassies of just 1...
0Flora Holmes joins the British Foreign Policy Group The British Foreign Policy Group is today delighted to welcome Flora Holmes, who joins the team as a Researcher. Previously, Flora has worked in research in both...
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