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On Tuesday 12th November, we were privileged to welcome to GSF HE Mr. Ümit Yalçın, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. He gave a lecture entitled‘Turkey’s Foreign Policy And Current Continue reading On Tuesday 5th November, we were delighted to welcome to GSF the economist, George Magnus and the former British diplomat, Charles Parton OBE. They spoke in a debate entitled ‘China’s Challenges: Is The Long Success Story Over?’ which was chaired by Lord Lothian. George Continue reading On Tuesday 29th October, we were delighted to welcome to GSF the Rt Hon the Lord Butler of Brockwell, Cabinet Secretary during the premierships of Margaret Thatcher, John Major and Tony Blair; Professor Robert Hazell, Professor of Government and the Constitution at University College London Continue reading On Tuesday 22nd October, we were very privileged to have the opportunity to welcome to GSF our Advisory Board member, Secretary Chuck Hagel, US Secretary of Defense (2013-2015) and US Senator from Nebraska (1997-2009), who gave a lecture entitled ‘A Changing World Order‘ in an Continue reading The November Lecture 2019: ‘Turkey’s Foreign Policy And Current Affairs’
The November Debate: ‘China’s Challenges: Is The Long Success Story Over?’
The October 2019 Debate: ‘The Brexit Crisis: Do We Need A Written Constitution?’
The October 2019 Lecture III: ‘A Changing World Order’
