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04/07/22

A small chink of light: EU-UK relations and parliamentary cooperation

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by David Harley

01/07/22

Armenia’s Karabakh Dilemmas and the Quest for a Golden Bridge

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Ilya Roubanis (PhD)

20/06/22

Do militarised responses belong in the UK’s International Development Strategy?

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Lewis Brooks and Julia Poch Figueras

06/06/22

India and the UK: Tensions between values and interests

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Ivan Campbell

20/04/22

How to stop Putin’s war against Ukraine

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Vladimir Dubrovskiy Download PDF

07/04/22

Making their voices heard: Relations between the UK’s nations and regions and the EU post-Brexit

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Dr Carolyn Rowe

23/03/22

Could China be a partner for the West in managing the Ukraine crisis?

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Anastasiya Bayok and Stefan Wolff

23/02/22

Amid Ukraine, keep watching Belarus. That might be Putin’s real sleight of hand

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Professor Rick Fawn

14/02/22

Power-Sharing: Why is it still central in the efforts to end the wars in Syria and Yemen?

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Professor Simon Mabon and Professor Allison McCulloch

Ukraine Conflict

29/01/22

Does Russia want a new Berlin Wall?

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Dr Beata Martin-Rozumilowicz

15/12/21

Levelling up: Six key takeaways from the Basque experience of regional competitiveness and inclusive growth

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Dr Caroline Gray

15/12/21

A summit for democracy or building a bloc to counter China and Russia?

This report has shown Turkmenistan to be a country teetering on the edge of catastrophe. An obsession with appearance that speaks to a need for public display and regimented control,…

Article by Dr Alex Folkes

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