We were very pleased to welcome back to GSF, Sir Christopher Meyer KCMG, British Ambassador to the United States (1997-2003). who gave a lecture entitled ‘The Special Relationship Is Dead. Long Live The Special Relationship!’. The event took place in the National Liberal Club Continue reading
Sir David Manning, Britain’s Ambassador to the US (2003-2007), gave GSF’s first lecture of 2013. In an event timed to coincide with the inauguration of President Obama’s second term, Sir David Manning gave a lecture to a capacity audience at Continue reading
On 7th November, the day after the US election, GSF hosted a debate with Professor Michael Cox, Mark Fitzpatrick and Professor Anatol Lieven to discuss the future foreign policy implications and the direction the new administration is likely to take. Continue reading
On the day of Barack Obama’s inauguration, Tuesday 20th January 2009, Sir David Manning GCMG, CVO, Britain’s Ambassador to the United States from 2003-2007, gave an incisive and wide-ranging lecture on the challenges ahead for the US, both in terms Continue reading
On Monday 24th November, Bill Barnard, Chair of Democrats Abroad UK and Sir Christopher Meyer KCMG former UK Ambassador to the US (1997-2003) discussed the implications of the result of US Presidential election on American foreign policy and both Continue reading
For the last debate in our 2007-2008 series, we were delighted to be joined by Professor John Dumbrell, Bronwen Maddox, Dr Nao Matsukata and Andrew Tyrie MP on Thursday 17th July, for a debate entitled ‘How ‘Special’ Is The Special Relationship’, Continue reading
Sir Christopher Meyer KCMG, former UK Ambassador to the UK, spoke on US foreign policy after the mid-term elections. Click here to download this article