The Geopolitical Consequences of the Israel-Hamas War
With devastating conflict unfolding in the Middle East, our latest research explores how the conflict may rewire geopolitical relationships around the world....
27 October, 2023
Author: Evie Aspinall
Party Conferences: Emerging Foreign Policy Fault Lines
BFPG reviews the key foreign policy announcements from the Conservative and Labour party conferences and where the two parties lie on foreign policy....
16 October, 2023
A Quick Summary: the EU State of the Union Address
Evie Aspinall outlines the key takeaways of President of the European Commission, Ursula Von Der Leyen's EU State of the Union Address....
13 September, 2023
Ten Key Takeaways from the G20 Summit
As Rishi Sunak returns from his trip to the G20, we explore the key takeaways from the Summit....
12 September, 2023
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....
04 September, 2023
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 on foreign policy, covering everything from aid and climate change...
11 July, 2023
Eurovision: Glitz, Glamour and Geopolitics
Wind machines, glitter and Finnish rock music are rarely the focus of significant political attention but every year the Eurovision song contest brings geopolitics and soft power to living rooms all over Europe and beyond. We explore what hosting this year's contest means for the...
13 May, 2023
The Refresh of the Integrated Review of UK Foreign Policy: 10 Key Insights
Evie Aspinall sets out 10 key insights from the HMG Refresh of the Integrated Review of the UK's Defence, Security, Development and Foreign Policy....
14 March, 2023
‘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....
27 January, 2023
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....
27 October, 2022