Analytics | Europe | United Kingdom

The United Kingdom is one of Kyiv's leading allies in the war with Russia, supplying modern weapons, providing financial assistance and acting as a key advocate for Ukraine on the international stage. The question therefore arises: how might internal instability affect British foreign policy?

Ultimately, the United Kingdom is the main driver of the so-called ‘Coalition of the Willing’ – an alliance of countries that can commit to supporting Ukraine’s security after the war. Well, is Britain willing enough? Not only to help Ukraine, but to directly guarantee its security after the war?

What is the UK's sanctions policy? What sanctions could London still impose on Russia? And what is preventing the United Kingdom from fully leveraging its sanction potential against Russia? We will answer these and other questions in this article...

So how did «Reform UK» gain such strong support, what does it offer its voters, does it really have ties with Russia as a right-wing populist party, and how might it treat support for Ukraine if it comes to power?

The British Foreign Secretary began his tour of Central Asia with Kazakhstan. According to the tour plans, Minister Cameron will visit all 5 Central Asian countries: Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and separately Mongolia...