Professor Stephen Haseler
Director of the Global Policy Institute and Emeritus Professor of Government at London Metropolitan University
This conference will be discussing present realities and future challenges arising from the referendum on 23rd June. A range of academics, politicians and commentators will be discussing such issues as freedom of movement, the triggering of Article 50, and the … Read More
GPI Research Fellow Dr Xuan Loc Doan highlights the remarkable – and surprising – differences between Vietnam and the Philippines with regard to their relations with the US and foreign policy in general. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE.
Much has been reported and discussed as to the eccentric personality and controversies surrounding Philippines’ recently elected President Rodrigo Duterte. Certainly, President Duterte’s outbursts in relation to both Barak Obama’s and the United Nations’ views on his campaign against crime … Read More
Increased Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) activity is often regarded as the harbinger of broader macro-economic trends. Rising numbers and values of M&A deals frequently precede more general improvements in economic conditions, and are associated with rising incomes, wealth and prosperity. … Read More
GPI Head of Europe, Karine Lisbonne-de Vergeron, took part in the 4th Young Leaders Program of the France China Foundation, co-organised with the Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs, which was held in Zhengzhou and in Beijing from 15th to … Read More
GPI Research Fellow Dr Xuan Loc Doan highlights the remarkable – and surprising – differences between Vietnam and the Philippines with regard to their relations with the US and foreign policy in general. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE.
Much has been reported and discussed as to the eccentric personality and controversies surrounding Philippines’ recently elected President Rodrigo Duterte. Certainly, President Duterte’s outbursts in relation to both Barak Obama’s and the United Nations’ views on his campaign against crime … Read More
Increased Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) activity is often regarded as the harbinger of broader macro-economic trends. Rising numbers and values of M&A deals frequently precede more general improvements in economic conditions, and are associated with rising incomes, wealth and prosperity. … Read More
In her interview with La Croix, Karine Lisbonne-de Vergeron, GPI Head of Europe, says that Theresa May’s government is struggling to define a clear strategic position after Brexit (Interview in French). READ THE FULL INTERVIEW (IN FRENCH) HERE.
It used to be claimed during the Cold War that in the countries of the Soviet bloc elections could not take place until the government had decided what their result should be. Here, we order these matters differently. We had … Read More
The 8th of November 2011 marks a new beginning in energy relations between the EU and Russia. Bypassing traditional transit countries, such as Belarus and Ukraine, the Nord stream pipeline will permit natural gas to be directly delivered from Russia … Read More
The 22-23rd June 2011 G-20 Paris meeting was historic. For the first time, the G-20’s agricultural ministers gathered jointly with representatives from main international institutions such as the World Bank (WB), World Trade Organisation (WTO), FAO and the World Food … Read More
The U.S.-India relationship has had an upward trajectory. In fact, during his visit to India in November 2010, President Barack Obama said that U.S.-India relations will be “one of the defining partnerships of the 21st century”. Alluding to President Obama’s … Read More
Many Middle Eastern regimes have fallen due to the recent surge in youth-driven movements for rights and democracy. This change, the so called Arab Spring, is propagating on its own terms. A recent law passed in the Kingdom of Saudi … Read More
Following the 9/11 attacks in the United States, Al Qaeda’s leader Osama Bin Laden became the main preoccupation of the US intelligence services. Almost one decade later, on May, 2nd 2011, US President Barack Obama put an end to the … Read More
This conference will be discussing present realities and future challenges arising from the referendum on 23rd June. A range of academics, politicians and commentators will be discussing such issues as freedom of movement, the triggering of Article 50, and the … Read More
Professor Stephen Haseler, Director of the Global Policy Institute, was interviewed by RT on 19th February 2016, talking about Prime Minister David Cameron’s renegotiation of Britain’s relationship with the European Union:
GPI Senior Research Fellow George Szamuely in discussion on RT’s CrossTalking on the fifth anniversary of the Arab Spring.
GPI Senior Research Fellow Jacques Reland discusses the French strikes on CNN. To watch the full interview CLICK HERE.
Again Athens finds itself at loggerheads with its creditors, particularly the IMF. The Greeks appear to be willing to do only enough to stay in the Eurozone, while the rest of Europe is willing to offer it just enough support … Read More
With the aim of identifying constructive ways to develop European prosperity, the Federal Trust, the Industry Forum and the Global Policy Institute, financially supported by the European Commission Representation in London, have been running thoughout 2012 a project entitled “Getting … Read More
Against the background of the current turmoil in the Middle East, the Global Policy Institute and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation are jointly organising a policy research project which seeks to: identify the main drivers of change; outline possible scenarios for … Read More
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