The Coalition for Global Prosperity recently hosted a dinner in partnership with Conservative Friends of the Armed Forces and Parliamentarians to discuss the Integrated Review Refresh.

Comment from CGP Advisory Council Member Tim Morris on the ongoing situation in Sudan.

CGP was delighted to host a follow-up roundtable discussion in partnership with the International Rescue Committee in Parliament yesterday.

Authors: Ryan Baldry (CGP), Professor Dominic McVey MBE & Chris Loughran (Symbio Impact)

The UK’s Minister of State for International Development, Andrew Mitchell, has announced the planned allocation of the 2023/24 Overseas Development Aid (ODA) budget. This amounts to £8.1bn for the coming year, an increase on last year but with significant reductions to most budget lines.

Today, the Coalition for Global Prosperity launched their latest report during a roundtable discussion in the House of Commons. The report is titled: Outcompeting Strategic Challengers: The Case of China in Africa.

The Coalition for Global Prosperity have today launched our latest report: Outcompeting Strategic Challengers: The Case of China in Africa. The report, launched in Parliament, looks at how the UK can become a stronger partner to Kenya and provide a new partnership offer.

The UK Government has recently launched it’s Integrated Review Refresh to address the new challenges posed by China and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. But so close to the previous IR, what has changed?

Today marks Commonwealth Day - the first to be overseen by King Charles since he took to the throne last year.

The issue of small boats issue has topped the Government agenda this week and it is also a top issue in my postbag. It is right that the Government and Parliament decides who, when and how people come here – not criminal gangs.

In this week's episode, Ryan Baldry speaks with Ian Byrne MP, Labour Member of Parliament for Liverpool West Derby since 2019.

Author: Darren Cormack, CEO of Mines Advisory Group (MAG)

The first bombs fell on Kyiv a year ago today. But just 365 days later, it is already clear that landmines and unexploded ordnance will threaten and endanger the lives of Ukrainian people for years to come. At MAG, we know from our work on the ground that such long-term contamination is just one of the legacies of war once the guns have fallen silent

The Coalition for Global Prosperity was pleased to host the first Global Britain Summit on 8th February 2023 at RSA House, Westminster.

In the latest episode of the Global Britain Podcast, Ryan Baldry speaks with Giles Watling MP, Conservative Member of Parliament for Clacton.

Despite rationing and hardship at home, working-class voters in postwar Britain understood the need to provide aid to Europe and beyond. Ryan Henson and Alice Palmer argue that Ernest Bevin, more than any other politician, was the reason why.

The Coalition for Global Prosperity hosted The Rt Hon Johnny Mercer MP for the latest in our series of “In Conversation” events. The event was chaired by Ryan Henson, Chief Executive of CGP.

The Coalition for Global Prosperity were delighted to host an expert panel looking at the issue of access to education and global development in partnership with Liberal Democrats in International Development.

Author: Baroness Mobarik

Ten years is a long time in any life. For those who came as children or were born in the Za'atari refugee camp in Jordan, it is forever. Another forgotten people, another town of containers or caravans or whatever you like to call them, hot under the desert sun during the day and freezing cold at night. Dismal landscapes depicting little hope for a better future.

Author: Alice Palmer, Communications & Events Assistant

Today, 24th January, marks the fifth International Day of Education. The fourth Sustainable Development Goal, quality education – or more specifically to “ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all" – is the thread that runs through every one of the sixteen others.

The End of Year Update from the Coalition for Global Prosperity.

Author: Professor Dominic McVey MBE

Rethinking British assumptions about Africa is well overdue. It is also critical for any serious discussion about the UK’s role in the world, its values and its future.