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11/11/23

‘Countries at crossroads: UK engagement in Central Asia’: Experts respond to the Foreign Affairs Committee’s latest report

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

09/11/23

Is a Russian veto on leadership about to provoke the downfall of the OSCE?

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Dr Cornelius Friesendorf and Prof. Stefan Wolff

07/11/23

Transforming Technology & Digital Public Infrastructure

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Dr Joe Devanny and Catherine Stihler

24/10/23

Progressing Women-Led Development

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Marissa Conway and GAPS

10/10/23

Accelerating progress on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Lilei Chow and Dr Abigael Baldoumas

28/09/23

Meeting the Challenge of Transnational Human Rights Violations in the UK: The case for a Transnational Rights Protection Office

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Dr Andrew Chubb

26/09/23

Multilateral Institutions for the 21st Century

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Thomas E. Garrett and Fred Carver

08/09/23

The UK & EU at the G20: What role is there, post Brexit, for the UK in the European community’s engagement with India?

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Anna Chernova

07/09/23

Germany’s priorities going into the G20 Summit

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Dr Ed Turner

03/05/23

Re-set achieved? Reflecting on the last 12 months of the Media Freedom Coalition

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Dr Martin Scott

28/03/23

Resisting the Abuse of Political Power

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by David Harley

24/02/23

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

Those wishing to pursue legal action against me in 2017 were advised, according to someone involved in the conversations, that for an outlay of no more than £200,000 I could…

Article by Andra-Lucia Martinescu

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