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The latest thinking and monthly updates from Wilton Park.

UK prime minister Andy Burnham leaves 10 Downing Street holding a red folder

What does Rewiring the State mean for the UK’s place in the world?

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Participants are seen through a doorway standing and chatting. There are strong shadows and contrast.

The Wilton Park Signal

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Geopolitics, State and Non-State Actors, Global Governance, the Multilateral System, and Human Rights

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Kavya Mukhija, Chevening Scholar, seated in a powered wheelchair in the forecourt of Wiston House.

In their own words: 80 years of Wilton Park

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Professor Andreas Busch leans forward and delivers remarks at a conference table.

Wilton Park and Anglo-German Relations

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Global Governance, the Multilateral System, and Human Rights

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Kerry-Ann Barrett, Chief of the Cybersecurity Section with the Inter-American Committee Against Terrorism of the Organization of American States, wearing a dark blazer, speaking at the conference table during a Wilton Park dialogue.

From invitation to impact: how Wilton Park builds networks that shape careers

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People walk past the British Embassy in Berlin, which has BRITISH EMBASSY carved into its stone wall

Disrupt the diplomat: the irresistible case for MFA reform

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Investing in the future of global dialogue

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A group of people seen talking through a doorway in light and shade

Finding opportunity in turbulent times

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A group of walkers holding a Breast Cancer Now banner celebrate a successful walk

Wilton Park fundraiser brings in over £4000 for Breast Cancer Now

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Alison Hilliard speaks at the conference table

A new alliance for peace

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Peace and Security

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Wilton Park Perspectives: Meghan DeLellis, Event Supervisor

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Defendants in the Nuremburg Trials of Major War Criminals are seated in the courtroom, with soldiers standing behind them

Standing on the Shoulders of Giants Part II: From Nuremberg to the Age of Monsters

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