Michael Binyon of The Times asks if diplomacy and international alliances have become victims of the pandemic
Michael Binyon of The Times asks if diplomacy and international alliances have become victims of the pandemic
Ten years on from the Canning Agenda, CEO of Canning House Cristina Cortes identifies what needs to be done to accelerate the  progress of a revitalised relationship between Latin America and the UK
Former Director General of the Defence Academy of the UK and Director of UDSS Vice Admiral (Ret’d) Duncan Potts CB explains why governments should turn to military expertise in times of national crisis
Yes, a week may be a long time in politics, comments Sir Bernard Jenkin MP, but the expression wasn’t conceived for situations like Covid-19
High Commissioner for the Maldives Dr Farah Faizal writes on her country’s return to its rightful position as a member of the Commonwealth
Former Diplomat magazine contributor Dr Vanessa Neumann writes about her return to London and her unique situation as Juan Guaidó’s Official Representative to the UK and Republic of Ireland
Diplomatic Correspondent for BBC News James Landale discusses the government’s ambition for the UK’s role in the world
BBC News Diplomatic Correspondent, James Landale, navigates the fine line of getting squeezed by the government you represent, and the government with whom you engage
APCO Worldwide Executive Director Simon McGee, who served at the UK Department for International Development and Foreign Office during the 2014-16 epidemic of Ebola, reflects on why this latest outbreak is more perilous than the last.
Former UK Ambassador Charles Crawford asks should ambassadors report back their full and honest views? What should ambassadors say?