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by Josephine Osikena The Foreign Policy Centre recently hosted a seminar and reception entitled: “Redefining Multilateralism: The Commonwealth as a Catalyst for Change?” The event was addressed by John Battle MP, Chair of the All ...
Military attack on Iran would have disastrous consequences warns new report: Coalition urges new diplomatic push to avoid crisis Military action against Iran could have disastrous global consequences according to a new report published today ...
A Farsi translation of the Executive summary of Time to Talk is available for download.
In this new report, from the author of the widely discussed paper ‘The Beijing Consensus’, Ramo argues that China’s national image, and the misalignment between China’s image of itself and how it is viewed by ...
On 4 December 2006, the Foreign Policy Centre held a seminar on Balochistan, a volatile region of Pakistan. This was part of a series of events the Foreign Policy Centre is organising in Parliament on ...
Based on a series of interviews with civil society actors in Iran, this publication seeks to showcase the spectrum of opinion amongst Iranians on the direction their country is taking. ‘Voices from Iran’ follows on ...
The pamphlet was inspired by a set of 3 landmark speeches made by then Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2006. The pamphlet was supported by APCO Worldwide.
The issue of ‘gold-plating’ is a subject of growing controversy. In this Foreign Policy Centre (FPC) and Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) report, eight directives which have been identified by FSB members as particularly burdensome ...
The break-up of the Soviet Union in 1991 was a geopolitical earthquake that redrew the map of Europe and Central Asia. In his state-of-the-nation address, in April 2005, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin went so far ...
Preface by Lord Charles Powell of Bayswater The Wall Street Journal reported recently how foreign-invested R&D centres in China have almost quadrupled to 750 over the last four years. The Foreign Policy Centre report bears ...