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Although the state’s reports for these reviews portray the country as having made progress towards achieving its international obligations, increasing reports of human rights violations on the ground suggest otherwise.…
As North Korea continues to flout international pressure, FPC Research Associate Dr Chris Ogden analyses the positions of the major regional powers – the US, Japan, China and Russia –…
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The current year is particularly significant in shaping the continuity or change of these policies in the face of a fast-moving regional context. The United States appears to have largely…
First, some background: for most of the post-war period, changes of government were far more likely to be prompted by a coalition partner’s change of heart than an election. Specifically,…
This briefing by Stephen Royle addresses growing concerns surrounding access to finance in the occupied Palestinian territories. Under occupation a rigid framework has been applied that has restricted development capabilities…
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About a year ago it seemed that the South Caucasus had to come to a standstill. In Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili’s party was expected to keep its leading role as the…
Mark Henstridge, Acting Executive Director, International Growth Centre.
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Vanessa Erogbogbo, Independent Consultant.
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Barclay O'Brien, AYANI Consultants & Opportunity International.
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Presentation by Chris West, Director of the Shell Foundation to the FPC, Barclays and City of London Banking on Africa conference.
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