On Wednesday, 27th November the British Foreign Policy Group welcomed the Rt Hon Gisela Stuart and Sir Simon Fraser, the BFPG's Honorary Presidents and two hugely influential thinkers on British foreign policy, to take part in a discussion chaired by Sophia Gaston on the future...
Four years ago, when British voters re-elected David Cameron as their next Prime Minister, votes were cast on the issues of the economy, immigration and healthcare. ‘The environment’ did not even feature on Ipsos Mori’s list of fourteen key voter issues, and any mention of...
The British Foreign Policy Group are looking to recruit an Intern for 3 months starting on the 11th of June 2018....
On Saturday, 31st August the British Foreign Policy Group hosted a panel discussion on 'The Future of Britain's Place in the World' at Big Tent Ideas Festival, Mudchute Farm, Isle of Dogs. The panel explored public opinion towards Britain's place in the world now and what it...
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 gripping several Arab countries....
Britain’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?...
On Tuesday 9th July the British Foreign Policy Group and the Indonesian Embassy co-hosted a seminar on 'The Future of Indonesia-UK Relations Post-Brexit' in London. Forming part of a series of events celebrating the 70th anniversary of Indonesia-UK diplomatic relations, the seminar explored the potential to innovate...
On Tuesday 18th June the BFPG and the Coalition for Global Prosperity co-hosted the launch of a new report by BFPG Associate Sam Goodman ‘Running out of Credit? The Decline of the Foreign Office and the Case for Sustained Funding’ in the Churchill Room, House...
On Monday 24th June, the British Foreign Policy Group hosted two roundtables as part of UK-India Week, in partnership with India Inc. .The roundtables brought together perspectives from Conservative and Labour politicians, as well as British and Indian perspectives more widely, on a range of bilateral...
On the 11th June, the BFPG Student Ambassador team at the University of Exeter hosted an event: Futures in Foreign Policy. The event was designed for students interested in pursuing a career in a foreign policy related path to hear from those with experience across...