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12/09/23

“One Earth, One Family, One Future”: Key takeaways from the 2023 New Delhi G20 Summit, with a spotlight on the UK

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Poppy Ogier

03/09/23

The political economy of sanctions against Russia: Making the sanctions work as they should

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Vladimir Dubrovskiy and Janusz Szyrmer Download PDF

11/08/23

Views from Central Asia on the UK’s Foreign Policy in the Region

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre and John Smith Trust Download PDF

03/08/23

The impact of the war in Ukraine on the BRICS: Six takeaways from an expert discussion

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Dr. Aijan Sharshenova

27/07/23

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: The geopolitical significance of the war’s impact on regional supply chains

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Ilya Roubanis (PhD) Download PDF

06/04/23

Humanitarian responses to the war in Ukraine: Stories from the grassroots

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Andra-Lucia Martinescu

30/03/23

Russia’s Presidency of the UN Security Council – how States and Civil Society should respond

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Florian Irminger

24/02/23

One year on: The Ukrainian media’s resilience to Russia’s full-scale invasion

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Sergiy Tomilenko

24/02/23

One year on: ‘Making do’ and the nature of unconventional humanitarian responses

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Andra-Lucia Martinescu

24/02/23

One year on: Russia, Ukraine and the UK’s commitment to crackdown on kleptocracy and SLAPPs

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Susan Coughtrie

24/02/23

One year on: Disinformation and the dismantling of Russian independent media

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Lana Estemirova

24/02/23

One year on: The impact of Russia’s war in Ukraine on Moldova

Amidst the violence that has spread across Syria since 2011, most scholarship concerned with the Syrian conflict has focused on questions related to how the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and…

Article by Iulian Groza

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