Who’s the next peacemaker, if not India?
Hard though it is to set aside the issue of the outcome of the US Presidential elections, and the potential impact of a Trump presidency
Hard though it is to set aside the issue of the outcome of the US Presidential elections, and the potential impact of a Trump presidency
In the past 14 years, global instability has escalated significantly. Conflict has re-emerged in the Middle East, which is plagued by severe violence and has
Since the publishing of this blog the pier has been the centre of ongoing drama of the use of this port. It has been reopened
The Next Century Foundation has submitted a report on the United Kingdom’s response to migration to the United Nations General Assembly under the auspices of
We are all too aware here at the Next Century Foundation, of the shenanigans regarding UK migration law. This matters to us because as a
The essence of the present Gaza conflict is rooted not only in the intricacies of the ongoing struggle but also in the crucial imperative that
At the heart of the current Gaza war lies not only the complexities of the ongoing conflict but also the profound need for a peaceful
Lord Stone of Blackheath submitted a follow-up question in the House of Lords on behalf of the Next Century Foundation. The original question asked was
On behalf of the Next Century Foundation, Lord Stone of Blackheath tabled a question in the House of Lords as to why registered asylum seekers
The position of women in the contemporary Middle East has changed significantly since the turn of the 20th century. Middle Eastern countries do have feminist