As the leaders of the G7 prepare to meet in the Bavarian Alps for their 47th Summit on 26th June, they face a host of intractable humanitarian challenges. Ever more frequent climate change-related disasters, the increase in global food insecurity, the continued impact Continue reading →
We were delighted to welcome members of the South East European Studies at Oxford (SEESOX) programme to GSF to give a seminar entitled ‘Weaponising Migration: Challenges For Europe’. It’s our eighth such collaboration and we were particularly pleased to co-host this Continue reading →
We have today published the latest in our 2022 occasional series of expert comment and analysis, by GSF Advisory Board member, General Sir Richard Barrons KCB CBE. As always, the views expressed are those of the author and not of GSF Continue reading →
Ten weeks into Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine, the war has entered a new phase. After failing to take Kyiv, Vladimir Putin has moved his offensive to the longstanding battle for control of the Donbas region. With the east of Continue reading →
History is often made of the grand political photo opportunities capturing the moment where peace agreements are signed. But who are the negotiators behind the scenes? In some cases they are politicians, but in many instances they are not. Some might argue Continue reading →
At lunchtime on Tuesday 26th April at GSF, we were delighted to welcome back to GSF Gideon Rachman, the multi-awarding winning chief foreign commentator of The Financial Times. He was in conversation with former Foreign Secretary and GSF Advisory Board Continue reading →
We have today published the latest in our 2022 occasional series of expert comment and analysis, by GSF Advisory Board member, the Rt Hon the Lord Howell of Guildford. As always, the views expressed are those of the author and not of Continue reading →
On Tuesday 22nd March, we had great pleasure in welcoming Lord Sedwill, Cabinet Secretary & Head of the Civil Service (2018-2020), National Security Adviser (2017-2020); Permanent Secretary at the Home Office (2013-2017); and British Ambassador & NATO Representative in Afghanistan Continue reading →
On Wednesday 16th March, we were delighted to host Dr Brian Klaas, who discussed his new book, Corruptible – Who Gets Power And How It Changes Us, in conversation with GSF Advisory Board member, General Sir Richard Barrons KCB CBE, Commander Joint Continue reading →
We have today published the second in our 2022 occasional series of expert comment and analysis, by GSF Advisory Board member, Susan Eisenhower. As always, the views expressed are those of the author and not of GSF unless otherwise stated. The Continue reading →