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We are very pleased to have the opportunity to host Sir Adam Thomson KCMG, Director, European Leadership Network (ELN); and UK Permanent Representative to NATO (2014-2016), who, ahead of the 11th-12th July NATO Summit and President Donald Trump’s 13th July visit to Continue reading We are delighted to welcome to GSF, Mathieu Boulègue, Research Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House; Sir Tony Brenton KCMG,British Ambassador to Russia (2004-2008); and Professor Christopher M. Davis, Reader in Command and Transition Economies, University of Oxford; and Fellow, Wolfson College, Continue reading The Political Economy of Financial Marks (PEFM) at St Antony’s College, Oxford University and GSF are collaborating again in 2018, two years since the June 2016 referendum, to take stock of progress and review the options from both the Continue reading On Tuesday 19th June, we were delighted to welcome back to GSF Sir David Logan, British Ambassador to Turkey (1997-2001); and the Rt Hon Jack Straw, Foreign Secretary (2001-2006), co-Chairman of the British Turkish Forum and GSF Advisory Board member. They spoke in a discussion Continue reading The July 2018 Lecture I: ‘NATO: The US And Europe – A Parting Of The Ways?’ – Wednesday 4th July 2018 (12.30-2pm)
The June 2018 Debate: ‘Russia: How Have Things Got So Bad And What Should We Do About It?’ – Wednesday 27th June (12.30-2pm)
GSF/PEFM Conference: ‘Brexit And Europe: Two Years On – Are We Any The Wiser?’ – Tuesday 26th June 2018 (10.15am-12 noon)
The June 2018 Debate I: ‘What Lies Ahead For Turkey And The West?’
