[wanabidii] Ed Miliband on foreign policy, plus…

…UK-Japan security, Russia's economy, terror negotiations

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Ed Miliband on Labour's Vision for British Foreign Policy

The leader of the Labour Party discussed his view of the challenges facing the global order and outlined his party's position on Britain's international role and responsibilities.

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UK Election Notes: Foreign Policy Opportunities – Security Cooperation with Japan

Continuing our election series, John Swenson-Wright proposes that the next UK government take advantage of Japan's more assertive defence posture to deepen bilateral security links.

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Putin Needs to Look Beyond the Rouble

The currency's rebound could focus attention away from the Russian economy's serious structural problems, writes Richard Connolly.

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Negotiating with Terrorists

Drawing on personal experiences, Jonathan Powell, former chief negotiator on Northern Ireland, argues that governments must be willing to negotiate with terrorist groups in order to end armed conflicts, and offers his thoughts on how best to deal with Islamic State.

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Challenges and Choices for the UK: International Development

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Ian Birrell, Columnist and Foreign Correspondent

Peter Kellner, President, YouGov

Claire Melamed, Director of Poverty and Inequality Programme, Overseas Development Institute

Clare Short, Chair, Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative; Secretary of State for International Development (1997-03)

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