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On Wednesday 22nd May, it was a great pleasure to welcome Alastair Crooke, Director of Conflicts Forum, back to Global Strategy Forum. He gave a lecture entitled ‘Is There A Way Out Of Middle East And Great Power Escalation?’ at an event Continue reading On Wednesday 15th May, we were delighted to have the opportunity to host the Rt Hon Patricia Scotland QC, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth. She gave a lecture entitled ‘The Commonwealth@70: A Beacon For Multilateral Connection And Collaboration’ in an event which was Continue reading On Wednesday 1st May, we welcomed to GSF the Rt Rev. and the Rt Hon. Lord Chartres KCVO, Bishop of London (1995-2017), to discuss the current confrontation between Moscow and Constantinople, the thinking and strategy that lies behind it, and its broader Continue reading On Tuesday 2nd April, we were delighted to have the opportunity to host Ms. Chen Wen, Minister and First Staff Member in the Embassy of China in the UK at GSF. She gave a lecture entitled ‘China-UK Relations: Opportunities And Challenges’ in an event which Continue reading The May 2019 Lecture III: ‘Is There A Way Out Of Middle East And Great Power Escalation?’
The May 2019 Lecture II: ‘The Commonwealth@70: A Beacon For Multilateral Connection And Collaboration’
The May 2019 Lecture I: ‘Moscow: The Third Rome?’
The April 2019 Lecture: ‘China-UK Relations: Opportunities And Challenges’
