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15/02/23

Catherine Belton, Journalist and Author of ‘Putin’s People: How the KGB Took Back Russia and Then Took on the West’

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

15/02/23

Tom Burgis, Investigative journalist and author of ‘Kleptopia: How dirty money is conquering the world’

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

15/02/23

Forensic News, a US based investigative news website, its founder Scott Stedman and others

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

15/02/23

Realtid, a Swedish business publication, its editor and two investigative journalists

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

15/02/23

Paul Radu, co–founder of the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

15/02/23

Clare Rewcastle Brown, Investigative journalist and founder of The Sarawak Report

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

18/08/22

The thin end of the wedge: The UK and escalating global authoritarianism

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Dr Chris Ogden

27/07/22

War as a sign of weakness: Failure of reforms and of reframing the Russian nation

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Dr Leila Alieva

19/07/22

Dividing Lines – Executive Summary

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Prof Simon Mabon

19/07/22

Dividing Lines – Introduction: Sectarianism as a boundary making process

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Prof Simon Mabon

19/07/22

Indian sectarianism: The cultural and the political

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Dr Ajay Gudavarthy

19/07/22

Un-Thai lives matter! Thai identity politics as a race war?

The contributions to this essay collection highlight the range of different opportunities that a truly engaged Global Britain can take advantage of on the world stage as it seeks to…

Article by Dr Tim Rackett

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