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We are very much looking forward to welcoming Dr Brian Klaas, Assistant Professor of Global Politics at University College London and a weekly columnist for The Washington Post; and Dr Karin von Hippel, Director-General of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) to GSF. They will speak Continue reading On Wednesday 14th November, we were delighted to have the opportunity to welcome James Barr, Visiting Fellow, King’s College London; and author of ‘Lords Of The Desert’ to GSF. He gave a lecture entitled ‘Britain’s Struggle With America To Dominate The Post-War Middle Continue reading On Wednesday 24th October, we were delighted to welcome the Rt Hon Sir John Chilcot GCB PC (Chairman, The Iraq Inquiry 2009-2016; Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Northern Ireland Office 1990-1997; and GSF Advisory Board member) to open our special series of events to enlarge on Continue reading On Wednesday 17th October, we were highly honoured to welcome to GSF Mr. Radosław Sikorski, Poland’s Minister of Defence (2005-2007), Foreign Minister (2007-2014) and Speaker of Parliament (2014-2015). To a packed David Lloyd George Room in the National Liberal Club, he opened our Continue reading The November Discussion: ‘Two Years’ In: Trump And The Global Order – The Trajectory Of American Foreign Policy?’ – Tuesday 20th November 2018 (12.30-2pm)
The November 2018 Lecture I: ‘Britain’s Struggle With America To Dominate The Post-War Middle East’
The October 2018 Lecture II: ”Global Britain’: The Implications For Foreign Policy?’
The October 2018 Lecture I: ‘EU Foreign Policy, Security And Defence After Brexit: The View From Europe’
