International Relations and EU
Rarely have London and Paris had such a pressing sense of shared global challenges and shared a need to forge common strategies to tackle global warming, immigration, terrorism, and issues in Africa or the Middle East. No-one can doubt the central role which the two countries can play if there is any hope of making progresss on these international issues .
Past reports have dealt with questions of the future of the European Union, the Future of the UN, Transatlantic Relations and our role in the Middle East. Shown here are former Ambassadors, Gerard Ererra, Jeremy Greenstock and Lord Hannay.
Publications
| Cover | Report title | Download | Publication date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| France, Britain and the Crises in the Middle East Jean-Marie Le Breton . |  |  | October 2006 | |
| The Future of the UN Quentin Peel | | October 2004 | ||
| Development Aid Policies Jean-Marie Le Breton | | | April 2004 | |
 | Cross Channel Currents - 100 years of Entente Cordiale Editors: Douglas Johnson, Richard Mayne and Robert Tombs. | March 2004 | ||
| The Future of the European Union: French and British Perspectives Jean-Marie Le Breton | | | September 2003 | |
| Non-Governmental Organisations in France and Britain Mary Braid | | | May 2003 | |
| French and British views of the situation in the Middle East Jean-Marie le Breton | | | July 2002 | |
 | Culture Nationale et Conscience Européenne Professor Richard Hoggart Available from the Franco British Council, priced £10 sterling. Order this book. | May 2002 | ||
 | The Commonwealth and La Francophonie - Roles for the future Martin Mulligan | | | February 2002 |
 | What do we want from Europe? - French and British attitudes David Goodhart | | | February 2002 |
| Transatlantic Relations Jean-Marie Le Breton | | | May 1999 | |