Comment is Freed
Sam Freedman, Roderic Lyne, Lawrence Freedman, Ulrike Franke, John Kingman, Gregory Treverton, Phil Tinline, Kim CampbellPolitics, policy analysis, and foreign affairs from Sam and Lawrence Freedman
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Writes about politics and policy here as well as for Prospect, New Statesman, TES, Guardian, FT + others. Also Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government and, according to The Sun, a "think-tank guru", which sounds great.
I spent half of a 34 year diplomatic career dealing with the USSR and Russia up to 2004, since when I have visited Russia around fifty times as a businessman, writer and lecturer.
Emeritus Professor of War Studies at King's College London.
Dr. Ulrike Franke is a senior policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR). Her areas of focus include German and European defence policy and the impact of new technologies on warfare.
John is Chair of Legal & General and Barclays UK. For many years he was responsible for growth policy as an official in the UK Treasury.
Former chair, U.S. National Intelligence Council; professor emeritus, University of Southern California; chair, Global TechnoPolitics Forum.
Phil Tinline is the author of The Death of Consensus (Times Politics Book of the Year). His book Ghosts of Iron Mountain: The Hoax That Duped America and its Sinister Legacy ("excellent" - NYT) is out now.
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