Resources

UK, US and EU must halt arms sales to Israel or risk complicity in potential war crimes

Pragmatism and prevention: Five recommendations for how the UK can reduce conflict through diplomacy, development and security policy

Time to turn around: the decline of UK peacebuilding

New UK Plan is step in right direction – but only with a peacebuilding approach will it deliver the radical goals of the Women, Peace and Security agenda

In the run up to the 25th anniversary of UN Security Council 1325, the UK has launched its fifth National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security. Though a positive step, the government must take an ambitious approach to implementation if it wants to make genuine progress towards peace and gender equality.

Scaling up insecurity? Risks of the UK's persistent engagement strategy in Kenya and Somalia

Can the military prevent conflict? Understanding the shortcomings of a military-first strategy

As the UK government continues to implement its Integrated Review, this ‘written roundtable’ brings together five experts to assess the shortcomings of a military-first strategy.

Different strategy, same mistakes? The UK persistent engagement strategy

Playing with matches? UK security assistance and its conflict risks

'Persistent Engagement', Persistent Risk: The impact of UK security assistance on rights and peace