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Letter from the Directors In 2022, the Centre for Geopolitics – launched in 2015 – reached the next level in its mission to become a world-leading centre. Pivotal to this success was the support of the Ax:son Johnson Institute for Statecraft and Diplomacy (AJI), which provided funding for three postdoctoral researchers and...

The Centre for Geopolitics, Baltic programme travelled to Berlin on 14 November for a roundtable jointly organised with the Körber Stiftung History Forum . On the agenda was Germany’s place in the Baltic Sea region following the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the announcement by Chancellor Olaf Scholz of a Zeitenwende ...

By Dr Anahita Arian On 8 November, the Centre’s Westphalia Programme held an in-person event to discuss the ongoing protests in Iran, following the arrest and killing of the young Kurdish woman Mahsa Jina Amini by the Islamic Republic’s morality police. Over 100 people gathered in King’s College, Cambridge, to hear...

One year on since the Centre for Geopolitics first organised a panel at the Warsaw Security Forum, and the mood Europe has changed dramatically. This conference was all about Ukraine: the conference awarded the Knight of Freedom Award to the people of Ukraine, and it was collected by Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska...