Centre for Geopolitics and International Policy
Centre for Geopolitics and International Policy
Our work to provide new, progressive policy ideas to address international problems.
This international era poses deep challenges for progressives. We face geopolitical divisions, but also a greater need than ever for coordination to solve international problems.
IPPR’s Centre for Geopolitics and International Policy aims to provide ambitious ideas which meet these challenges, and secure progressive outcomes in the UK and internationally.
IPPR was named 'Convenor of the Year' at the Smart Thinking Awards 2025 for the work of our Centre for Geopolitics and International Policy.

Latest

The Europe agenda: Defence and security
In this period of geopolitical chaos, greater defence and security integration offer a fruitful way for the UK to deepen its relationship with Europe.
The government is about to host a ‘Global Partnership Conference’ – should it even bother?
Tomorrow, the government is hosting the Global Partnership Conference in East London.
Diversifying diplomacy: UK strategy in a fragmenting world
How the UK might build more durable international partnerships in energy, defence and technology.
Pranesh Narayanan speaking to a Parliamentary Select Committee on critical minerals

Britain's strategy for a decade of danger: Our nation, our continent, our world
Britain's foreign policy needs a grand strategy that clearly defines the country’s strategy for security, growth and migration.
Meet the team

Laura Chappell
Associate director for international policyRead more
Sofie Pultz
ResearcherRead more
Mihir Sharma
Principal research fellowRead more
Joseph Sassoon
EconomistRead more
Jon Garvie
Associate fellowRead more
Ellie Kearns
Corporate governance and international research officer (on sabbatical)Read more
Marley Morris
Associate director for migration, trade and communitiesRead more
Pranesh Narayanan
Senior research fellowRead more
Harry Quilter-Pinner
Executive directorRead more