Diplomacy & Soft Power UK Perspectives
The Rise of Vaccine Diplomacy
Our Evie Aspinall explores the rise of vaccine diplomacy and the potential geopolitical ramifications in the race to vaccinate the world against Covid-19....
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What unique role do UK cities, regions, countries have within UK foreign policy? How is their perspective different? What are the public views on UK foreign policy? How can we better understand and integrate the range of unique capabilities and challenges?
Featured Reports UK Perspectives
Global Britain and Levelling Up: Strengthening the UK’s Democracy, Resilience and Security
The British Foreign Policy Group’s latest report explores the key areas of alignment between our international and domestic renewal projects and elucidates how both conceptually and practically these could work...
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The 2021 G7 Summit: Assessing Outcomes
This new briefing paper from the British Foreign Policy Group (BFPG) identifies the UK’s primary objectives for the G7 Summit, and then assesses their feasibility, and potential obstacles to achieving them....
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Featured Reports UK Perspectives
The 2021 G7 Summit: The UK’s Objectives and Prospects for Success
This new briefing paper from the British Foreign Policy Group (BFPG) identifies the UK’s primary objectives for the G7 Summit, and then assesses their feasibility, and potential obstacles to achieving them....
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Featured Reports UK Perspectives
Swing Voters and the Electoral Significance of Foreign Aid: A Study in Conservative-Lib Dem Marginals
Published today, this report contributes new evidence to the understanding of public attitudes towards foreign aid, including areas open to both policy and political influence, and highlights the potential electoral...
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Articles UK Perspectives
France and the UK – Common Interests and Shared Ambiguity Towards the Indo-Pacific
Following the publication of the Integrated Review, the British Foreign Policy Group and the Institut Montaigne organised an expert roundtable to explore France and the UK’s evolving strategic interests and policies...
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