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We are delighted to have the opportunity to welcome Professor Mark Galeotti to GSF. He will give a lecture entitled ‘Putin: How The West Gets Him Wrong’ at an event hosted by GSF’s Chairman, Lord Lothian PC QC DL. On Tuesday 18th June, we welcomed to GSF Dr Shakira Hussein, writer and researcher based at the National Institute for Excellence in Islamic Studies at The University of Melbourne; and Professor Peter Neumann, Professor of Security Studies at the Department of War Studies, King’s College London, Continue reading On Wednesday 12th June, Global Strategy Forum held a seminar in the David Lloyd George Room of the National Liberal Club entitled ‘The Diasporas Of South East Europe And Their Role In International Relations’ in collaboration with South East European Studies Continue reading On Tuesday 28th May, in the Lady Violet Room of the National Liberal Club, Professor Michael Mandelbaum, Christian A. Herter Professor of American Foreign Policy, The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, gave a lecture at GSF entitled ‘The Rise And Fall Continue reading The June 2019 Lecture: ‘Putin: How The West Gets Him Wrong’ – Tuesday 25th June 2019 (12.30-2pm)
The June 2019 Debate: ‘From 9/11 To Today: Is The Face Of Terrorism Changing?’
The June 2019 Seminar: ‘The Diasporas Of South East Europe And Their Role In International Relations’
The May 2019 Lecture IV: ‘The Rise And Fall Of Peace On Earth’
