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Sovereignty, moral high grounds and the future of the world order

Just as everyone was recovering from festive frivolities and toasting the end of a turbulent 2025, 2026 arrived with a bang. The first week alone has seen the United States attack Venezuela and capture its then leader Nicolás Maduro, frantic efforts from Europe to protect Greenland from the United States, and the United States’ withdrawal from 66 UN and international organisa...


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The UK Soft Power Reception

On the 18th November 2025, BFPG was delighted to host the UK Soft Power Reception, in partnership with the Wellcome Trust. The evening brought together leaders from across the full suite of the UK’s soft power assets – from sports and the arts to science and law – alongside leaders from government and from London’s diplomatic corps. In ...


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Science and Soft Power: In Conversation with Dame Chi Onwurah MP

On the 11th November 2025, the British Foreign Policy Group was delighted to welcome Dame Chi Onwurah MP, Chair of the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee, for a valuable conversation around the role of science in shaping the UK’s global influence. The session was a part of BFPG’s series of work with the Wellcome Trust on science and soft po...


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How the Government can beat the bad headlines about China

Every so often, China dominates the headlines, and then it does not. In November, news broke that MI5 had shared guidance to parliamentarians and staffers about China’s espionage efforts in Parliament. In October, the collapse and resultant fallout of the alleged ‘spy case’ led to bitter politicking between the Government and Opposition and extensive discussions about the nat...


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The 2025 G20 Summit: Prioritising Africa’s Developmental Agenda

The G20, a major minilateral gathering of 20 of the world’s major economies, represents 85% of global GDP, 75% of international trade, and 67% of the world’s population. Bringing together countries from both developed and developing economies and entities such as the European Union and the African Union, it is a major annual opportunity to address critical global issues from ...


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