Associate Profile Series: Meg Munn
GPG delivers specialist technical advice through a core group of retained Associates, who are former Ministers, Members of Parliament, senior civil servants/parliamentary staff and academics. In this profile series in...
Empowering parliaments to address threats to democracy from emerging technology
This week's blog was written by GPG's Associate Alex Read, who has over a decade’s international democratic governance experience, specialising in institution building during democratic transitions and in post-conflict...
Returning from Tashkent
Last month, alongside GPG's Head of Programmes Zafran Iqbal, GPG Associate Baroness Alison Suttie visited the Uzbek capital, Tashkent, just as the country hosted its presidential elections. Returned from the visit, she...
Associate Profile Series – Margaret Curran
GPG delivers specialist technical advice through a core group of retained Associates who are former Ministers, Members of Parliament, senior civil servants or parliamentary staff, and academics. We have built long-lasting...
Associate Profile Series – Lord Jeremy Purvis
GPG delivers specialist technical advice through a core group of retained Associates, who are former Ministers, Members of Parliament, senior civil servants/parliamentary staff, and academics. We have built long-lasting...
Lebanon in crisis: Doomed with a shared future?
GPG MENA Manager Nayla Zein recently returned from a visit to Lebanon, her home country. Two years on since the October 2019 protests were ignited by what came to be known as the "Whatsapp tax" in response to an...
Associate Profile Series: Stephen Gethins
GPG delivers specialist technical advice through a core group of retained Associates, who are former Ministers, Members of Parliament, senior civil servants/parliamentary staff and academics. We have built long-lasting...
Afghanistan mini-series
Over the month of September 2021, GPG published a short series of blogs examining the context and impact of the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan. Read them here: Sadness and mounting alarm: some personal reflections on...
Reflections on Afghanistan: What future awaits international diplomacy?
This is the third part of our blog mini-series examining the context and impact of the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan. In this week's piece, GPG's Head of Programmes Zafran Iqbal reflects on what this crisis revealed of...
Sadness and mounting alarm: some personal reflections on Afghanistan
GPG Associate Sir Bill Jeffrey is a retired UK civil servant, former Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Defense, with wide experience of Government. In this week's blog, he examines the situation ongoing in Afghanistan...