Past Events

“Global Britain”, “the Strategic Compass” and “Security 2030” – the UK, the EU and Member States as well as NATO are in a process of reviewing their security outlooks for the next decades. These actors confront similar questions in this process – to what extent should the geographic area of attention shift to Asia and the Indo-Pacific?

Watch the video of the conversation. Former UK Home Secretary Charles Clarke speaks with Dimitri Trenin, director of the Carnegie Moscow Center about how Russia currently sees the Baltic, and how countries active in the Baltic Sea region can work to lower tensions.  

“Global Britain”, “the Strategic Compass” and “Security 2030” – the UK, the EU and Member States as well as NATO are in a process of reviewing their security outlooks for the next decades. These actors confront similar questions in this process – to what extent should the geographic area of attention shift to Asia and the Indo-Pacific?

Centre of Islamic Studies event, co-hosted by Centre for Geopolitics

Watch the video. Part of the Institute for Historical Research Partnership Seminar Series 'Applied History and Contemporary Geopolitics.'

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Watch the video of the discussion. The Middle East is Europe’s geographical neighbour. The politics and economics of both regions are intricately linked and interconnected. From the 1970s onwards, the EEC and later EU have attempted to formulate a common approach towards the MENA region.

Part of the 'Global Political Theologies’ series:

Watch the video of the panel discussion. The Baltic Sea Region is currently in the grip of a three-sided ordering struggle between NATO, the EU and Russia, in which the alignments do not always follow those of the respective camps.

Watch the video of the discussion. Hitler’s invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941 marked a new and more savage stage in the history of the Second World War.