Professor Keith Jeffery, Professor of British History at Queen’s University, Belfast and author of the Official History, ‘MI6: The History of the Secret Intelligence Service, 1909-49’, gave a lecture at GSF on Tuesday 15th February. Professor Jeffery concluded that although the Continue reading →
On 8th February 2011, Dr Jim Hoare, the first British representative in Pyongyang in 2001-2002, and Peter Jenkins, formerly Ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency were the speakers in a joint Global Nuclear Initiative/GSF discussion entitled ‘North Korea: Where Continue reading →
It was a great privilege for GSF to open 2011 with a lecture by HRH Prince Turki Al-Faisal. His lecture on ‘The Heart Of Conflict In The Middle East’ attracted the largest audience ever in GSF’s history. Speaking to a packed room Continue reading →
At GSF’s Christmas drinks on Monday 6th December, Lord Lothian gave a lecture based on his recently published pamphlet, ‘Farewell To Drift: A New Foreign Policy For A Network World’, which argues the case for a coherent foreign policy which serves Continue reading →
HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal Advisory Board member Global Strategy Forum co-hosted a lecture by HRH Prince Hassan of Jordan which took place at Chatham House on Monday 29th November: http://www.chathamhouse.org.uk/events/view/-/id/1769/. The lecture was entitled: ‘Social Cohesion and Human Security Continue reading →
On Tuesday 23rd November, we were delighted to welcome two former Defence Secretaries, Lord Browne of Ladyton and Sir Malcolm Rifkind MP to discuss the question, ‘Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Arms Control: Can We Really ‘Count Down to Zero’?’ in an event Continue reading →
On 16th November, GSF held a seminar entitled: ‘The SDSR: Tough Choices For Tough Times – Are We Making The Right Decisions?’ which took place in the House of Lords under the co-chairmanship of the Rt Hon Michael Ancram and Continue reading →
On 2nd November, Rory Stewart MP was our November guest lecturer, speaking to a packed Forum on the question of ‘Afghanistan: A Winnable War?’ The event was chaired by Lord Anderson of Swansea, who described the lecture as a ’tour de Continue reading →
On Wednesday 20th October, Sir Tony Brenton, Britain’s Ambassador to Russia from 2004-2008, opened GSF’s 2010-2011 lecture series with an extremely knowledgeable, comprehensive and astute overview of Russian affairs. Under the title ‘Russia: A New Whiff of Optimism?’, he painted two Continue reading →
Lord Lothian PC DL QC Chairman – Global Strategy Forum Global Strategy Forum launched a new paper by Michael Ancram, GSF’s Chairman, at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham on 4th October 2010. ‘Farewell to Drift: A New Foreign Policy for Continue reading →