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Professor Jason Ralph discusses the disclosure of talks between Blair and Bush on Iraq
The government’s argument – that publishing the records of these kinds of conversations would harm UK diplomacy, and especially its relations with the US – is understandable.
POLIS Postgraduate Research Conference – Call for Registrations
All ESSL postgraduates welcome to come and contribute to the day’s events and discussion.
Professor Duncan McCargo talks to Channel 4 News about the current political tension in Thailand
Thailand’s army has been behind 11 coups since 1932, most recently in 2006 when Thaksin Shinawatra was ousted.
Apply now for the CGD Summer School: 'Understanding Development: Interdisciplinary Perspectives'
If you want to change the world you need to understand it – a fact particularly important in the field of International Development.
Dr Victoria Honeyman talks about the upcoming European elections
Dr Victoria Honeyman, lecturer in British Politics, discusses the upcoming European elections on BBC Radio Leeds.