The Israeli-Palestinian conflict: a negotiator’s perspective

ippr hosted a Friday Exchange with Moty Cristal, negotiations adviser to the Israeli Prime Minister, at which he discussed the current situation on the ground in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the prospect for negotiations going forward. Mr Cristal also looked ahead to the November elections in the United States to analyse what impact a new President will have on the conflict. A Palestinian perspective on these issues will be explored at a future Friday Exchange in October.

By IPPR, U.K.

Humanitarian Intervention policy Resource.

Population: size isn't everything

Once again, the release of Office for National Statistics (ONS) and European population projections has caused a flurry of anti-migration commentary in sectors of the media less comfortable with ethnic diversity. These population statistics predict that the population of the UK and France will rise, while the population of Germany and many eastern European countries will shrink.

By IPPR, U.K.

Governance Policy Resource.

Premiership clubs should become ethical employers and pay fair wages to everyone working off the pitch

The Fair Pay Network and the Institute of Public Policy Research are calling on all premiership clubs to become ethical employers and pay fair wages to everyone working off the pitch.

By IPPR, U.K.

Governance Policy Resource.

PM praises new Holocaust exhibition for primary school children

Prime Minister Gordon Brown today congratulated The Holocaust Centre on the launch of ‘The Journey’, the first Holocaust exhibition for primary school children in the UK.

By Aegis Trust, UK.

Humanitarian Intervention Policy Resource.