International Relations and Geopolitics Archives - Page 4 of 9

28/02/24

War in Ukraine: The ongoing conflict has provided growing strategic opportunities for GCC states

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Drewery Dyke

26/02/24

Legal impasse or excuse for inaction? The state of play in the efforts to seize oligarchs’ assets

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Dr Maria Nizzero and Oksana Ihnatenko

22/02/24

Two years on: in the face of continued Russian aggression, Moldova is navigating its path towards the West

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Iulian Groza

22/02/24

Two years on: Business as usual in a new geopolitical reality?

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Dr. Aijan Sharshenova

22/02/24

Two years on: The war has left the OSCE in peril, but the institution is worthy of reinvestment

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Prof Stefan Wolff

21/02/24

Two years on: Russia continues to weaponise and attack healthcare in Ukraine

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Elly Nott

20/02/24

Two years on: The ongoing war in Ukraine is further highlighting the ‘Global North’ and ‘Global South’ divide

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Dr Sasikumar Sundaram

20/02/24

Two years on: Will Washington remain a reliable ally to Ukraine?

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Dr Andrew Gawthorpe

19/02/24

Two years on: Ukraine’s integration into the European Union is driving domestic transformations

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Yuliia Shaipova

19/02/24

Two years on: Will international support stay sufficiently united behind Ukraine to pay the price for security in Europe?

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Baroness Ashton

05/02/24

The challenges facing Malta’s chairpersonship of the OSCE

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Prof Stefan Wolff

20/01/24

Transatlantic Shifts: Impacts of UK-US elections on the ‘special relationship’

The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is undergoing a period of evolution and adaptation, responding to: a changing geopolitical context; a different set of relationships with allies and…

Article by Dr Andrew Gawthorpe

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