24 March | Sir Nick Gibb 15:00 –17:00 | Room 2.07
The Role of Education in a Changing World Order
Professor Doug Stokes, Head of the School of International Relations at Modul University Vienna, is a leading expert in geopolitics and international security, and combines academic insight with real-world policy experience on global affairs, great power competition, and transatlantic relations.
Join us for an open conversation where experience meets perspective and where your voice is part of the discussion: Register now!
26 May | Lord David Frost | Room 2.06
Sovereignty and the Future of Europe
Lord David Frost is a British diplomat, politician, and peer, known for his service as Minister of State at the Cabinet Office and as the United Kingdom’s Chief Negotiator for Exiting the European Union. Before entering politics, he had a distinguished diplomatic career, serving as the UK’s Ambassador to Denmark and as Director for Strategy and Policy in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Lord Frost played a central role in shaping Britain’s post-Brexit foreign policy and has since contributed actively to public debate on sovereignty, governance, and Europe’s political future. His deep experience in diplomacy and negotiation offers a unique insight into the shifting landscape of international relations.
16 June | Steve Baker 15:00-17:00 | Room 2.06
Sovereignty and Economic Freedom
Steve Baker is a British politician who served as Minister of State at the Cabinet Office and as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union. A Member of Parliament since 2010, he has been a leading voice in discussions on sovereignty, economic freedom, and the future of Europe.
Trained as an aerospace engineer and a former Royal Air Force officer, Mr. Baker combines a technical mindset with a principled approach to governance and policy. His engagement with issues of democracy, regulation, and the limits of state power has made him a prominent and sometimes provocative figure in the UK and European political debate.