Government & Politics speakers
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Mitt Romney
U.S. Senator, Utah (2019-2025) and Governor of Massachusetts (2003-07)
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Mark Sedwill
National Security Adviser (2017-20)
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Jeremy Hunt
Chancellor of the Exchequer (2022-2024) - Secretary of State for Health (2012-2018)
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Anne Applebaum
Pulitzer prize winning author and acclaimed writer on International Affairs and Foreign Policy
Kersti Kaljulaid
President of the Republic of Estonia between 2016-2021
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Mark Leonard
Expert on Geopolitics and Geoeconomics
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Tina Fordham
Geostrategist for Business and Markets - Founder, Fordham Global Foresight - Author of 'Mad World: A Geostrategy Survival Guide for Leaders' (2026)
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Robert Shrimsley
UK chief political commentator and executive editor the Financial Times
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Gideon Rachman
Chief Foreign Affairs Commentator, Financial Times
Greta Van Susteren
Newsmax presenter & TV personality
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Ryan Hass
Top Level Adviser on International Relations - US and Asia
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G. Elliott Morris
Data-driven analysis of politics, public opinion, & democracy. Author of 'Strength In Numbers'
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Alan Rusbridger
Visionary Editor, Author and Media Pioneer
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Robin Harding
Economist and Asia Editor, Financial Times
Mark Brolin
Geopolitical Strategist, Economist & Author
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Andy Coulson
Former Editor, News of the World & Former Director of Communications, Downing Street
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Kurt Volker
U.S Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations (2017-19) - US Ambassador to NATO (2008-09)
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Sebastian Payne
Director of the think tank 'Onward' - author of two books - former Whitehall correspondent, Financial Times
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Carole Cadwalladr
Pulitzer-Nominated Investigative Journalist - Co-founder of the media title 'The Nerve'
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Edward Lucas
Independent Expert in European and Transatlantic security
Insights
Daniel Finkelstein describes the Eurozone as a "burning building with no exits"
Otmar Issing calls for a more democratic EU
America's divided government
UK Economy Watch II: Has Osborne wasted the past 12 months?