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Sarah Nurton

*Research Analyst, Eastern Research Group. Sarah began working as an analyst on Russia and the former Soviet Union in the Cabinet Office in 2009, covering a wide range of themes including the Russian leadership, Russian foreign policy, Ukraine and the South Caucasus. She moved to [[Eastern Research Group]] in the Foreign Office in 2013 and took up her current role as analyst on Russian security issues in March 2015, although she maintains an interest in wider Russian affairs.<ref>https://www.ft.dk/samling/20151/almdel/uru/bilag/26/1561977.pdf</ref>

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 [[File:Screenshot 2026-05-01 at 11.05.42.png|right|thumb|400px|[[Sarah Nurton]] at the [[Sejong Institute]] in Seoul, on 12 November 2024.]]
-Sarah Nurton is a Russia expert who appears to have spent a number of years on the Intelligence Assessments Staff in the [[Cabinet Office]]
+Sarah Nurton is a Russia expert who appears to have spent a number of years on the Intelligence Assessments Staff under the [[Chief of the Assessments Staff]] in the [[Joint Intelligence Organisation]] in the [[Cabinet Office]]
 *Research Analyst, [[Eastern Research Group]]. Sarah began working as an analyst on Russia and the former Soviet Union in the [[Cabinet Office]] in 2009, covering a wide range of themes including the Russian leadership, Russian foreign policy, Ukraine and the South Caucasus. She moved to [[Eastern Research Group]] in the Foreign Office in 2013 and took up her current role as analyst on Russian security issues in March 2015, although she maintains an interest in wider Russian affairs.<ref>https://www.ft.dk/samling/20151/almdel/uru/bilag/26/1561977.pdf</ref>

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 [[File:Screenshot 2026-05-01 at 11.05.42.png|right|thumb|400px|[[Sarah Nurton]] at the [[Sejong Institute]] in Seoul, on 12 November 2024.]]
-Sarah Nurton
+Sarah Nurton is a Russia expert who appears to have spent a number of years on the Intelligence Assessments Staff in the [[Cabinet Office]]
 *Research Analyst, [[Eastern Research Group]]. Sarah began working as an analyst on Russia and the former Soviet Union in the [[Cabinet Office]] in 2009, covering a wide range of themes including the Russian leadership, Russian foreign policy, Ukraine and the South Caucasus. She moved to [[Eastern Research Group]] in the Foreign Office in 2013 and took up her current role as analyst on Russian security issues in March 2015, although she maintains an interest in wider Russian affairs.<ref>https://www.ft.dk/samling/20151/almdel/uru/bilag/26/1561977.pdf</ref>

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 Sarah Nurton
-*Research Analyst, Eastern Research Group. Sarah began working as an analyst on Russia and the former Soviet Union in the Cabinet Office in 2009, covering a wide range of themes including the Russian leadership, Russian foreign policy, Ukraine and the South Caucasus. She moved to [[Eastern Research Group]] in the Foreign Office in 2013 and took up her current role as analyst on Russian security issues in March 2015, although she maintains an interest in wider Russian affairs.<ref>https://www.ft.dk/samling/20151/almdel/uru/bilag/26/1561977.pdf</ref>
+*Research Analyst, [[Eastern Research Group]]. Sarah began working as an analyst on Russia and the former Soviet Union in the [[Cabinet Office]] in 2009, covering a wide range of themes including the Russian leadership, Russian foreign policy, Ukraine and the South Caucasus. She moved to [[Eastern Research Group]] in the Foreign Office in 2013 and took up her current role as analyst on Russian security issues in March 2015, although she maintains an interest in wider Russian affairs.<ref>https://www.ft.dk/samling/20151/almdel/uru/bilag/26/1561977.pdf</ref>
-It is likely that her role in the Cabinet Office was as an intelligence assessment officer in the [[Joint Intelligence Organisation]] and would have involved collaboration with colleagues in the [[HMG Russia Unit]] after it came into existence.
+It is likely that her role in the Cabinet Office was as an intelligence assessment officer in the [[Joint Intelligence Organisation]] and would have involved collaboration with colleagues in the [[HMG Russia Unit]] after it came into existence in 2017.
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	*Research Analyst, Eastern Research Group. Sarah began working as an analyst on Russia and the former Soviet Union in the Cabinet Office in 2009, covering a wide range of themes including the Russian leadership, Russian foreign policy, Ukraine and the South Caucasus. She moved to [[Eastern Research Group]] in the Foreign Office in 2013 and took up her current role as analyst on Russian security issues in March 2015, although she maintains an interest in wider Russian affairs.<ref>https://www.ft.dk/samling/20151/almdel/uru/bilag/26/1561977.pdf</ref>		*Research Analyst, Eastern Research Group. Sarah began working as an analyst on Russia and the former Soviet Union in the Cabinet Office in 2009, covering a wide range of themes including the Russian leadership, Russian foreign policy, Ukraine and the South Caucasus. She moved to [[Eastern Research Group]] in the Foreign Office in 2013 and took up her current role as analyst on Russian security issues in March 2015, although she maintains an interest in wider Russian affairs.<ref>https://www.ft.dk/samling/20151/almdel/uru/bilag/26/1561977.pdf</ref>

		+	It is likely that her role in the Cabinet Office was as an intelligence assessment officer in the [[Joint Intelligence Organisation]] and would have involved collaboration with colleagues in the [[HMG Russia Unit]] after it came into existence.
	==Notes==		==Notes==

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