Foreign affairs: Key issues for the 2015 Parliament
This section of the Key Issues 2015 publication focuses on foreign affairs and the UK relations with other countries.
Examines the key foreign policy questions regarding the UK's relations with Russia
Overview of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and the implications for UK foreign policy
Overview of the territorial and maritime disputes in East and Southeast Asia, and the UK's foreign policy towards the region
What will be the next generation of development goals to replace the Millennium Development Goals?
Concerns about loss of sovereignty to the EU, lack of accountability and ineffective governance have led both Labour and the Conservatives to propose reforming the EU to better reflect the UK's interests.
In May 2014, the European Parliament elections revealed a rising tide of Euroscepticism across the EU.
In this section
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Key issues for the new Parliament 2015
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Foreign affairs: Key issues for the 2015 Parliament
- Eurosceptic effect at the European Parliament: Key issues for the 2015 Parliament
- The post-2015 development goals
- Rising tensions in East and Southeast Asia
- Israeli-Palestinian conflict: what hope of a solution?
- Russia and relations with the UK
- UK calls for EU reform: Key issues for the 2015 Parliament
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Foreign affairs: Key issues for the 2015 Parliament