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Month: July 2020

Policy Impact: Prof. Korosteleva and Dr. Petrova launched the CRISIS REFLECTION page to capture the impact of the CV19

By tcd5 | 21 July 2020

The COMPASS Crisis Reflections page has become a hot spot for sharing thoughts and reflections on the impact of CV19 around the world and the … Read more

Policy Impact: EU External Action Chief thanked Prof. Korosteleva and Dr. Buscaneanu for their research

By tcd5 | 17 July 2020

Prof. Korosteleva and Dr Buscaneanu (King’s College London, COMPASS affiliate) research into the Eastern Partnership’s ‘more for more’ principle for the eastern neighbourhood, summarised in … Read more

Why the UK Has Taken Foreign Policy Out of Brexit Negotiations

By ajn26 | 08 July 2020

The UK government is no longer pursuing agreement with the EU on foreign policy, development and defence because it thinks the stakes are low and … Read more

Police reform: what the US can learn from the Global South

By ajn26 | 08 July 2020

Following the killing of George Floyd in May, ‘Defund the Police’ has become a rallying cry for many protestors in the #BlackLivesMatter movement. Sabine Kurtenbach and Nadine Ansorg look … Read more

Foreign policy decision-making in operational overlap: the UK’s policing assistance in Afghanistan through the EU and NATO

By ajn26 | 08 July 2020

Traditionally seen as an interlocutor between Europe and the US in transatlantic security relations, the UK’s engagement with the training of the Afghan National Police … Read more

The Barriers and Weaknesses of Kofi Annan’s Mediation Efforts in Syria

By ajn26 | 06 July 2020

Tara Cranna – one of our MA students @UniKentPolitics wrote this fantastic essay in my module on “Mediation and Negotiation”. Nadine Ansorg Check it out: … Read more

Panel discussion with the current and former Ambassadors of the Republic of Uzbekistan to the #UK on ‘London Calling!

By ajn26 | 06 July 2020

GCRF COMPASS Cambridge organised a panel discussion on ‘London Calling! Representing the Heart of Eurasia in London’ with the current Ambassador and former Ambassadors of … Read more

Beware ‘confident’ predictions when it comes to Covid-19

By ajn26 | 06 July 2020

What will be the longer-term effects of the Covid-19 crisis? The English statesman Sir George Savile,1st Marquess of Halifax, once said that the best qualification … Read more

Turkish Cypriot diaspora views needed for pioneering research into ending Cyprus Problem

By ajn26 | 02 July 2020

The Cyprus Problem has existed for decades. While we each have our own take on its origins, the search to find a solution that is … Read more

Public Consultation Toolkit developed by POLIR academics

By ajn26 | 02 July 2020

Professor Neophytos Loizides, Dr Edward Morgan-Jones and Professor Feargal Cochrane of the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent alongside CARC … Read more

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