THE MULTIPOLAR WORLD: SHIFTS IN GLOBAL POWER

Join us for an exclusive discussion on the evolving global order and the key factors shaping international relations. We have invited John Redwood to share his insights on the following crucial topics:

1. Why the US Outperforms the UK and Europe
   The US maintains a strong economic and geopolitical edge over the UK and Europe. We’ll explore the factors driving this, including economic policies, technological innovation, and strategic positioning that keep the US at the forefront globally.
2. The Likely Changes and Impact from the Trump Administration
   With a shifting political landscape, what changes could a return of Donald Trump bring? We’ll examine his policies’ impact on trade, foreign relations, and security, and discuss the potential future direction of US policy under his leadership.
3. The Rise of a Multipolar World: The US Bloc, the Europe Bloc, and the China Bloc
   As power is increasingly divided among the US, Europe, and China, how are alliances shifting? This session will explore how the rise of a multipolar world is reshaping trade, security, and international relations.

Featured Speaker: John Redwood
John Redwood has been a Director of Rothschilds, a pioneer of privatisation, a chairman of two international industrial companies, a Cabinet Minister, and the co-founder of an investment management business. He is currently a Distinguished Fellow of All Souls College Oxford, the author of johnredwoodsdiary.com, a Global Strategist in the City, and a frequent commentator on GB News, TalkTV, and in various newspapers and publications.
His most recent publications include an IEA study of the leading central banks in recent years, and The $275 Trillion Green Revolution: Will Consumers Buy It?
With decades of experience in global strategy and finance, John Redwood will provide a comprehensive analysis of the most pressing global issues and offer unique insights into the shifting dynamics of power.
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Please note: This event will be held at Gem Langham Court Hotel, not The Langham. We look forward to welcoming you to the correct venue.

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Where & When

Wednesday, 19 February
6.20 pm Registration, 6.30 Presentation, 9:00 Finish
GEM Langham Court Hotel, 31-35 Langham Street, W1W 6BU
Member £22 Non-Member/Guest £28

Kindly organised by Nicolas Kahale '81 & Teresa Cheng '18