Op-ed | The Taiwan Trap: Why Beijing Needs Russia’s War in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Articles
Op-ed | What Trump Hopes to Gain by Taking on the BBC
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Op-ed | Africa’s Moment: South Africa’s G20 Fight to Centre Development
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Op-ed | Science as Soft Power: How UK Research Institutions Drive Global Health Impact
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Expert Look: Unanswered questions regarding UK Government’s approach to defence and security
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Op-ed | UK Soft Power and the Soft Power Council
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Op-ed | British Soft Power and increasing defence: Holding the pen on gender in an age of violence
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Long Read | The New 1730s: Lessons from Britain’s historic involvement in Eastern Europe
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Op-ed | The enduring relevance of the Far Right ahead of the Dutch National Election on 29th October
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Op-ed | US Retreat from Multilateralism: Open Doors for Chinese Repression
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Op-ed | The urgent need to revive democracy and the power of diplomacy
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Geopolitical shifts: crisis or opportunity for democracy?
The war in Ukraine has entered its third year with no end in sight. This is not surprising. The future of the Putin regime depends fully on victory and cannot…
Publications
Unsafe for Scrutiny: How the misuse of the UK’s financial and legal systems to facilitate corruption undermines the freedom and safety of investigative journalists around the world
This is the second publication produced under the FPC’s ‘Unsafe for Scrutiny’ project.
09/12/20
Projecting the UK’s values abroad
Part of the ‘Finding Britain’s role in a changing world’ publication series.
03/12/20
Understanding the Romanian Diaspora
Pioneering research initiative mapping the Romanian diaspora in the UK.
10/11/20
Unsafe for Scrutiny: Examining the pressures faced by journalists uncovering financial crime and corruption around the world
Report highlights UK's role as top international source of legal threats to journalists
02/11/20
Protecting the UK’s ability to defend its values
Part of the ‘Finding Britain’s role in a changing world’ publication series.
29/09/20
The principles for Global Britain
Part of the 'Finding Britain's role in a changing world' publication series.
08/09/20
Religion and Forced Displacement in the Eastern Orthodox World
Examining the relationship between religion and forced displacement in Eastern Europe and Eurasia.
23/07/20
Disputed Territories, Disputed Rights: How to address human rights challenges in Europe’s grey zones
A new publication drawing attention to the human rights situations in Europe's 'grey zones'.
26/09/19
The rise of illiberal civil society in the former Soviet Union?
Charting the rise of illiberal groups in Georgia, Armenia, Ukraine, Moldova and Kyrgyzstan.
18/07/18
Closing the Door: the challenge facing activists from the former Soviet Union seeking asylum or refuge
The challenge facing activists from the former Soviet Union seeking asylum or refuge.
04/12/17
Europe and the people: Examining the EU’s democratic legitimacy
Examining concerns across Europe around the democratic legitimacy of the EU and its institutions.
14/06/16