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In this double-headed paper Jason Ralph examines the principles that might inform the kind of foreign policy that might be expected from a Labour government led by Ed Miliband. Ralph…
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This challenging environment not only makes the task of Catherine Ashton's new European External Action Service more difficult - it means it is more necessary than ever to help the…
In this briefing Zeynep Dereli sets out some of the key challenges facing Turkey as it looks to expand its role as a regional energy hub, including the complex relationship…
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In this briefing Dr Simon Mabon explores the successes and limitations of British Soft-Power. He argues for UK soft-power to be supported by a more normative, values driven approach to…
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The success of the first resolution was not surprising. It accompanied a monitoring report compiled by the two co-rapporteurs of the PACE Monitoring Committee on Azerbaijan, Pedro Agramunt (Spain) and…
Some what overlooked when analysing the results of the 2012 US presidential elections, was the extent to which Asian Americans backed Obama. The figure was up to 73 per cent;…
Claire Alexandre, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation - presentation to '' conference.
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The Foreign Policy Centre (FPC) in partnership with the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office(FCO) and in association with the City of London Corporation and ‘This is Africa’, (the FT's bimonthly…
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Jan Gaspers sets out an evaluation of the EU’s Nobel Peace Prize win against the three key judging criteria the Nobel Committee are required to use. He argues that the…
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In March 2013 the conflict will have raged for two years. The breathtaking momentum of the Arab Spring has been stuck in the deep bloody mud of a civil war…