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BFPG were proud to help launch the BISA/BFPG Undergraduate Network, connecting undergraduates across the UK with a shared interest in foreign policy and international relations.
The launch event on Scotland’s role in foreign policy hosted at the University of Edinburgh, was a fantastic evening. Scotland has long played a distinctive and influential role on the internat...
President Trump’s long-term objective in the Iran conflict is becoming increasingly clear: controlling energy exports through the Strait of Hormuz, or, to put it differently, establishing American control over the supply of cheap Iranian energy to China.
This would represent the second blow to China’s energy security, following the United States’ extraction of Venezuel...
As the crisis in the Middle East has evolved, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has confirmed that the UK did not and will not participate in the US/Israeli attacks on Iran, either with its own forces or by allowing the use of UK bases for offensive purposes, but will deploy its military assets in defence of UK interests and allies in the region. In support of this position ...
‘Not Churchill’: Trump criticises UK PM Starmer over Iran strikes – France 24
BFPG Director Evie Aspinall is quoted via AFP in France 24 on the diplomatic challenges Keir Starmer faces over the war in Iran.
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The recent headlines covering UK-China relations, such as the Prime Minister’s visit to China and the approval of the ‘mega embassy’ development at Royal Mint Court, have largely confirmed the Labour government’s policy of warming relations with China. The opposition Conservative Party has, expectedly, made highly critical remarks about these moves. However, the UK’s two main...