After a very successful nine months in London and Washington DC, PS21 is expanding to a permanent presence in New York City. Join us – or feel free to invite any friends or contacts in New York – at a drinks reception and briefing on October 19 near Times Square.
October 8: Changing Battlefields, Technology, Business
October 19: PS21 New York Introduction and Networking Drinks
After launching successfully earlier this year in London and Washington DC, PS21 is starting operations in New York. Join us to hear about the newest and most innovative addition to the think tank scene. Or just drink our wine and meet other interesting people.
This week at PS21
On Tuesday, PS21 hosted a joint event with Young Professionals in Foreign Policy (YPFP) in London looking at the UK Strategic Defence and Security Review. John Bassett, Gwenn Laine and Zachary Wolfraim joined the panel for an excellent discussion moderated by Tom Bruxner. On the same evening in Washington DC, Negar Razavi led a conversation with Rachel Hoff, Sarah Arkin, Rachel Rizzo and Elvina Nawaguna on what it takes to make it as a woman in DC.
We had some more great articles on the blog this week: Carrie Cuno discussed Egypt’s PR Problem, David Murrin wrote an article on polarisation and the rise of China and Edward Wanyonyi asked whether it was time for a foresight approach in the EU and Britain’s response to the immigration challenge.
21/09/2015 Managing tensions in Asia
17/09/2015 A Conversation with Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer
09/09/2015 Beyond the SDSR
24/09/2015 EU’s response to migration crisis too little, too late – Katie Rashid
23/09/2015 When Putin looks in the mirror, does he see Assad? – Peter Apps
18/09/2015 Oman’s independent foreign policy – Asha Castleberry
16/09/2015 The death of Reyaad Khan – Richard Barrett
15/09/2015 The neuroscience of Jeremy Corbyn – Robert Colvile
11/09/2015 100 days of Buhari Presidency – Emmanuel Akinwotu
10/09/2015 An Insider’s view of government with Ari Ratner
08/09/2015 Not with a bang, but a white paper
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