The geopolitical landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years. Armed conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, escalating tensions in East Asia, and unprecedented discussions among world leaders about the prospect of global warfare paint a picture of unprecedented danger. Intelligence communities worldwide have flagged the current global situation as the most precarious in decades.
Financial Times chief foreign affairs commentator Gideon Rachman, whose expertise shapes international discourse, brings decades of direct engagement with political and intelligence leaders. Drawing on insights from his recent book War Is Interested In You, Rachman will explain how we reached this critical juncture, why developments in Taiwan hold the key to future geopolitical outcomes, and what threats may emerge next.
This live presentation includes a full question-and-answer session, giving you the chance to engage directly with one of the world's most respected voices on global affairs. Whether you are deeply invested in international relations or increasingly concerned about a world that feels more volatile and harder to navigate, this event will equip you with essential context and analysis.
