The views expressed in the articles are those of each respective author and do not necessarily reflect the views or position of the Foreign Policy Centre.
New Senior Research Associate Zeynep Dereli gives her take on how Turkey needs to reformulate its approach to energy to create an outward looking strategy where energy policy and foreign…
Download PDF
FPC Research Associate Chris Ogden explores the warming relations between India and China and how they can work together to face common challenges in their troublesome neighbours.
Download PDF
FPC Senior Research Associate Tahirih Danesh and Wahied Wahdat-Hagh, Senior Fellow at European Foundation for Democracy have produced a hard hitting and challenging briefing that explores the way in which…
Download PDF
As the UK prepares for the second leaders debate of the election, focusing on foreign policy, a new FPC Briefing by Alexandra Pardal explores the UK Party Leaders positions and…
Download PDF
This FPC briefing by our Senior Research Associate Alexandra Pardal explores some of the real challenges EU leaders face trying to kick start their economics after the global crisis and…
Download PDF
The full text of a speech by Mustafa Sarigül, leader of Turkey’s Change Movement, to the Foreign Policy Centre’s A new politics for Turkey? Sarýgül’s challenge to the Turkish political…
Download PDF
FPC Research Associate Tim Summers has written a new FPC Briefing that explores China's response to the shifting dynamics of global power and the implications of this for the rest…
Download PDF
In the last decade, relations between Turkey and Russia have confidently surpassed their former cold-war hostility and undergone immense economic and geo-political improvement. FPC Research Associate Marc Herzog takes a…
Download PDF
In the slightly warmer climes of the Balkans the two pillars of the former Yugoslavia, Serbia and Croatia, are making their own unsteady paths towards EU membership. Just before Christmas…
Right-wing could break Concertación’s hegemony Marco Enríquez-Ormini, an independent candidate, gained third position with 20.12%, followed by Leftist Jorge Arrate of Juntos Podemos (Together we can) with 6.12%. The advantage…