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Recent Events at GSF
On Tuesday 20th March, we were delighted to welcome to GSF, General Sir Richard Barrons KCB CBE, Commander Joint Forces Command (2013-2016). He gave a lecture entitled ‘The Innovation Imperative: Transforming Western Defence’ which was chaired by Lord Lothian, GSF’s Chairman. We were very pleased to welcome back to GSF, Sir Christopher Meyer KCMG, British Ambassador to the United States (1997-2003). who gave a lecture entitled ‘The Special Relationship Is Dead. Long Live The Special Relationship!’. The event took place in the National Liberal Club Continue reading On Tuesday 20th February, we were delighted to welcome to GSF, Jonathan Paris, political and security analyst; and Dr Christopher Phillips, Reader in the International Relations of the Middle East at Queen Mary, University of London and author of The Battle for Syria: International Rivalry Continue reading On Tuesday 6th February, we welcomed to GSF, Sir John Jenkins KCMG LVO, Executive and then Corresponding Director (Middle East), International Institute for Strategic Studies (2015-2017); British Ambassador to Saudi Arabia (2012-2015), Iraq (2009-2011) and Syria (2006-2007). He gave a lecture Continue reading The March 2018 Lecture: ‘The Innovation Imperative: Transforming Western Defence’
The February 2018 Lecture II: ‘The Special Relationship Is Dead. Long Live The Special Relationship!’
The February 2018 Debate: ‘The Battle For Syria: A New Front Line With Turkey?’
The February 2018 Lecture: ‘Change And Uncertainty In The Middle East: Where Are We Heading?’
