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On Tuesday 12th March, we welcomed Alan Charlton CMG CVO, British Ambassador to Brazil (2008-2013) and Professor Timothy Power, Professor of Latin American Politics at the Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford and Head of School at the Oxford Continue reading On Tuesday 26th February 2019, we were delighted to welcome to GSF, the author of ‘The Secret Pigeon Service’, Gordon Corera. He gave a lecture entitled ‘The Secrets Of MI14 (d), Operation Columba And Britain’s Wartime Pigeon Service’, and the event was hosted Continue reading For our first February lecture on Tuesday 5th February, we were delighted to welcome to GSF Mr Matthew Rycroft CBE, Permanent Secretary at the Department for International Development. He gave a lecture entitled ‘International Development In An Age Of Global Britain’, in an event which was Continue reading On Tuesday 29th January 2019, Global Strategy Forum co-hosted a morning Conference in the David Lloyd George Room of the National Liberal Club entitled ‘Radicalisation And Violent Extremism In The Western Balkans?’ with the British Council. The Conference was co-chaired by Continue reading The March Debate I: ‘Bolsonaro’s Brazil – Break With Failed Governance Or Dangerous Lurch To The Right?’
The February 2019 Lecture II: ‘The Secrets Of MI14 (d), Operation Columba And Britain’s Wartime Pigeon Service’
The February 2019 Lecture I: ‘International Development In An Age Of Global Britain’
The January 2019 Conference: Radicalisation And Violent Extremism In The Western Balkans?’
