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IDEAS People News
The latest expert comment in the international press and news of conferences and meetings from IDEAS People:
IDEAS Reaction to Trump's shock election win
Trump's presidency will present an enormous challenge for the UK-US ‘Special Relationship’ says Tim Oliver.
Europe in the Age of Trump: A more uncertain and unstable continent according to Visiting Fellow Effie Pedaliu
Trump’s victory puts Europe in unknown territory says Sir Robert Cooper
"We just don't know" what Donald Trump's foreign policy will look like writes Nick Kitchen.
Yu Jie commented on what Trump's election means for China to the World Weekly.
Trade. North Korea. Iran. - These are the dangers awaiting Trump identified by Andrew Hammond for Reuters Opinion.
Yu Jie is representing LSE IDEAS at the Global Think Tank Forum in Shanghai, held by the Think Tank and Civil Societies Program in association with local think tanks.
Senior Research Fellow Mary Martin is attending the UN Forum on Business and Human Rights in Geneva, including a Business and Human Rights Network side event on business conflict and human rights.
Luc Brunet, Deputy Project Head of the IDEAS Cold War Studies Project, is speaking at a Jean Monnet Association conference on Jean Monnet and the economy, hosted by the French Ministry of Finance.
IDEAS Associate David Cadier writes about Russia & France's Right: How Moscow is Playing in the French Presidential Election for Foreign Affairs
Senior Research Fellow Mary Martin is a keynote speaker at the 3rd International Academic Conference on Human Security held in Belgrade, where she will speak on Human Security: Present and Future Frontiers.
New Zealand Institute of International Affairs Conference 2016
IDEAS Director Michael Cox is speaking, from London, at the New Zealand Institute of International Affairs 2016 Conference 'The Global Future: Challenges to Security, Stability and Sustainability'. The conference explores what 'the rise of the rest' means for the global order.
BBC News at 10 & CCTV comment on Hinkley Point
China Foresight's Yu Jie commented on the Hinkley Point nuclear deal on BBC News at 10 and Chinese channel CCTV. "[Chinese] state owned enterprises want to use this deal as a stepping stone to achieve a major foothold in the European market" she told BBC China correspondent Carrie Grace. Watch the CCTV debate on YouTube.
Professor Cox makes Hay in Segovia
IDEAS Director Michael Cox spoke on Brexit and its global implications at the Hay Festival in Segovia, Spain - part of the international network of Hay Festival events. This week, Professor Cox is representing LSE IDEAS at the Global Think Tank Summit in Montreal.
Russia is teetering on the brink of ‘all out war’ with Ukraine
IDEAS Associate Andrew Hammond writes for The Independent on the ongoing threat of crisis in Kiev.
China Foresight's Yu Jie has given insight into the Chinese perspective on the UK EU referendum. Speaking to US National Public Radio, she said the Chinese leadership "obviously consider the UK as being a gateway to Europe for years and years."
She told BBC Radio 4's The World Tonight that in addition to the economic cost, a 'Brexit' would be a political risk to President Xi Jinping. Read more on the BBC News website or in Yu Jie's LSE BrexitVote Blog on why China is an unexpectedly strong supporter of the Remain camp.
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