A new report is calling for a National Resilience Corps (NRC), formed of tens of thousands of volunteers, to strengthen Britain's security preparedness.

Experts and diplomats tell Euronews that Europe’s failure to appropriately respond to escalating Russia aggression across NATO territory is chipping away at the alliance’s deterrence ability – and fee...

David Landsman examines the areas of foreign policy that will require the attention of the Prime Minister

Andy Burnham's first trip abroad, what does it mean for ukraine

The place of aid in an unstable world

This report examines the threats to UK national security, the challenges facing government, and possible solutions for national resilience.

Old assumptions about our place in the world are shifting

Andy Burnham has signalled that he wants to focus his energies on domestic policy, and his Cabinet appointments suggest he is willing to delegate responsibility to his top team – though that does not ...

How the New UK Cabinet Can Ensure Public Support for Foreign Policy

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The BBC’s Director of Sport, Alex Kay-Jelski, joins Ros and Katie.

The BISA/BFPG Undergraduate network was delighted to host the Undergraduate Development Day in Brighton on June 2

A review of BFPG's activities and responses to the major global events of May 2026.

On 19 May 2026, the British Foreign Policy Group was delighted to partner with Wilton Park to deliver a two day conference on strengthening national resilience.

Jack Pannell argues that, in a volitile world, soft power remains vital to the UK.

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Evie Aspinall argues that in a moment of major geopolitical uncertainty the UK is, rightly, using every diplomatic tool it can, to mitigate the impacts of the worst excesses of the Trump presidency

The backdrop of the trip is wrought with geopolitical tensions as U.K.-U.S. relations have splintered amid the Iran war.

The BISA/BFPG Undergraduate network was delighted to host another fascinating event on the Politics of Latin America at The University of Manchester.

Britain's government is set to announce legislation next month to move the country closer to the European Union, as the Iran war sours the UK's so-called special relationship with the United States.

On the 15th of April 2026 the British Foreign Policy Group was delighted to welcome Dame Priti Patel, Shadow Foreign Secretary, for a private roundtable.

Evie Aspinall explores the political challenges around defence spending and how to build public engagement with national security.

Donald Trump's threat of leaving Nato could be exploited by Russia - with disinformation campaigns, cyber attacks or damage to underwater critical infrastructure

A review of BFPG's activities and responses to the major global events of March 2026.

In an increasingly volatile global environment, this blog explores the role 'subtle power' in defining the UK's role in the world.

James Jennion explores the foreign policy positions of Reform UK and the Green Party on China.

David Landsman argues that the conflict in Iran, and its wide-ranging consequences will push the realms of foreign and domestic policy even closer.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday stepped up his criticism of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for not initially permitting American warplanes to use UK bases to strike Iran, saying "this is not Winston...

James Jennion explores the foreign policy positions of Reform UK and the Green Party on China.

Felix Milbank explores the relationships between centre and periphery on the world stage and within the Union, and what the UK can learn from Denmark.

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BFPG looks at parliament's role in foreign policy, and the need for government and MPs to alter their approach.

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