DFID and FCO merger: our experts' viewsComment | 23 June 2020 | Nilima Gulrajani, Annalisa Prizzon, Marcus Manuel, Dirk Willem te Velde, Barnaby Willitts-King, Nicola Jones, Jonathan TannerOur experts reflect on opportunities and challenges of the Department for International Development's merger with Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Read and comment
ODI Comment on UK Immigration BillPress release | 18 May 2020Marta Foresti comments on the implications of the proposed changes to UK immigration policy. Find out more
Opinion: ‘Global Britain’ needs to fix its visa processMedia | 11 February 2020 | Financial Times (FT) Find out more
Humanitarian action and foreign policy: balancing interests and valuesResearch reports and studies | November 2018 | Barnaby Willitts-King, Sherine El Taraboulsi-McCarthy and John BryantThis paper examines the complex foreign policy drivers that influence the role governments play in responding to crises in other countries. Downloads
MEDIA NOTE: New US Secretary of State – ODI expert available and statementPress release | 13 March 2018US President Donald Trump has replaced Secretary of State Rex Tillerson with CIA director Mike Pompeo Find out more
National People's Congress 2018: fulfilling Xi Jinping's Chinese DreamComment | 7 March 2018 | Rebecca NadinThis week at China's National People's Congress, Xi Jinping is turning his blueprint Chinese Dream into reality. Read and comment
Theresa May visit to China: trade deals must not be at expense of humanitarian values – ODI expert availablePress release | 30 January 2018The UK Prime Minister Theresa May is making a three-day visit to China this week Find out more
Exploring the links between Chinese foreign policy and humanitarian action: multiple interests, processes and actorsWorking and discussion papers | January 2018 | Miwa HironoThis paper analyses how China's foreign policy interests, processes and actors shapes its engagement in humanitarian action. Downloads
Theresa May in China: three things she should be mindful of Comment | 29 January 2018 | Barnaby Willitts-KingThe UK Prime Minister's visit to China is an opportunity to promote a ‘global Britain’ but there are humanitarian implications to the relationship. Read and comment
Aid and multilateralism in an era of populist politicsPublic event | 7 December 2017 18:30 - 19:30 GMTJoin us as Gayle Smith discusses the future of humanitarian aid and multilateralism in an era of populist politics and global volatility. Find out more
