Foreign policy in changed world conditions inquiry
Inquiry by the International Relations and Defence Committee, 12 January 2018 to 12 January 2018. Its page on the Parliament website.
Reports and responses
- 5th Report - UK foreign policy in a shifting world order (18 December 2018)
- UK foreign policy in a shifting world order report: Government Response (6 March 2019)
Evidence sessions
- 24 January 2018: Dr Neville Bolt; Professor Michael Clarke; Dr Lucas Kello; Mr Paul Maidment
- 31 January 2018: Lord Hague of Richmond
- 7 February 2018: Lord Ricketts; Ms Xenia Wickett; Dr Kori Schake
- 21 February 2018: Sir Peter Westmacott; Arun Pillai-Essex; Faraz Nasir; Jake Stratton; Henry Wilkinson
- 28 February 2018: Mr Tom Fletcher CMG; Dr Andrea Calderaro; Dr Madeline Carr; Professor Philip Howard
- 28 February 2018: Dr Richard Haass
- 7 March 2018: Mr Hugh Milward; Dr Gianluca Stringhini; Professor Maura Conway
- 14 March 2018: Ms Merle Maigre; Mr Peter Wells; Dr Becky Faith; Ms Nima Elmi
- 21 March 2018: Ms Carrie Gracie; Professor Steve Tsang; Mr Stephen King; Mr George Magnus; Ms Stefania Palma
- 28 March 2018: Dr Monique Chu; Mr Raffaello; Ms Kathryn Rand; Professor Rosemary Foot; Professor Katherine Morton
- 25 April 2018: Sir Andrew Wood; Sir Tony Brenton; Dr Oksana Antonenko; Dr Natasha Kuhrt
- 9 May 2018: Professor Kate Sullivan de Estrada; Rahul Roy-Chaudhury
- 6 June 2018: Professor Gareth Evans
- 20 June 2018: Sir Ciarán Devane
- 4 July 2018: Deborah Bronnert; Ulrike Esther Franke; Dr Andrew Futter
- 11 July 2018: Baron von Pfetten; Stephen Perry; General Sir Adrian Bradshaw
- 5 September 2018: Sir Martin Donnelly KGB CMG; Sir Simon Fraser GCMG; Ms Bronwen Maddox; Dr Robin Niblett CMG
- 12 September 2018: Mr Robert Hannigan CMG, former Director, GCHQ; Sir Mark Lyall Grant KCMG, former National Security Adviser
- 24 October 2018: The Rt Hon Emily Thornberry MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
- 15 November 2018: The Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs; Sir Simon McDonald, Permanent Under-Secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Jill Gallard, Deputy Political Director, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.