IIEAGeorge Beebe, former Director of the CIA’s Russia analysis, presents his new book, The Russia Trap: How the US-Russia Shadow War Could Spiral Into Catastrophe (and How to Stop It).
Geopolitics Past Events
Ryosuke Hanada examines the role for Japan in protecting the rules-based order in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) presents its Global Terrorism Index 2019 and outline key trends.
Parliamentary State Secretary to the Federal Minister of Defence of Germany, Dr Peter Tauber, discusses the future of European Security and Defence policy from the German perspective.
Russia-China cooperation is at its closest in decades. Moscow relishes the opportunities this presents, but will this friendship be in Russia’s best interests in the long-term?
In his keynote address, Victor Mallet argues that Macron’s “disruptive diplomacy” is more deliberate and considered than his critics acknowledge. The question is to what extent he will succeed.
Jean-Pierre Lacroix discusses modern-day peacekeeping operations and how they address the challenges we face today.
In his keynote address, OSCE Secretary General Thomas Greminger highlights some of the key security challenges facing Europe today, including both traditional threats and transnational and global challenges.
In her keynote address, Dr de Vergeron discusses France’s strategy towards China and its commitment to renew the EU-China partnership and position Europe as a balancing pole of global power.
Kai Strittmatter discusses how the Chinese Communist Party is using 21st-century information technology, such as AI and Big Data, to develop its Social Credit System
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