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A former head of the Foreign Office on the diplomats who built the post-war order while nobody was looking.
Lecture / talk
Peter Ricketts, who ran the Foreign Office himself and was Britain's first National Security Adviser, on the diplomats who spent the war doing everything except fighting it: building alliances, backing resistance networks, evacuating civilians, and being interned in Tokyo. His argument is that the post-war order was drafted by these people while the histories were being written about somebody else. Hosted by the Centre for Statecraft and National Security.
Thursday 15 October 2026: from 17:30
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