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On Wednesday 22nd January, for our first event of 2020, we were delighted to welcome Jonathan Rugman, Foreign Affairs Correspondent at Channel 4 News, back to GSF. He gave a lecture entitled ‘The Killing In The Consulate: Investigating The Life And Death Continue reading On Tuesday 10th December, we held our Christmas drinks, together with our December discussion. Professor Michael Clarke (Distinguished Fellow, RUSI and GSF Advisory Board member) and Helen Ramscar (Associate Fellow, RUSI), spoke on the themes contained in their new book, Continue reading On Wednesday 4th December, we were delighted to welcome to GSF Air Marshal (Rtd) Philip Osborn CBE, Chief of Defence Intelligence (2015-2018). He gave a lecture entitled ‘The Contemporary Battlespace Of Great Power Confrontation’ in an event which was chaired by Lord Lothian PC QC Continue reading 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 The January 2020 Lecture I: The Killing In The Consulate: Investigating The Life And Death Of Jamal Khashoggi’
GSF 2019 Christmas Drinks and December Discussion: ‘Tipping Point: Britain, Brexit And Security In The 2020s’
The December 2019 Lecture: ‘The Contemporary Battlespace Of Great Power Confrontation’
The November Lecture 2019: ‘Turkey’s Foreign Policy And Current Affairs’
