What if we were at war and no-one noticed? Join Chris Wilkins exploring the anxious state of geopolitics, the threats to the West, and Europe’s dilemma with Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, Senior Advisor in geopolitics at Audley, Associate Fellow at RUSI, and former SAS officer.

How far would you go to fight for democracy? On this episode of The DipTel, we speak to Leopoldo López, leader of the Venezuelan opposition party, Popular Will, and General Secretary of the World Liberty Congress, a new organisation which brings together freedom fighters from around the world. From exile in Spain, López explores what recent events in Venezuela mean for the fight between democracy and autocracy with Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, Senior Advisor in geopolitics at Audley, Associate Fellow at RUSI, and former SAS officer.

How do you prepare for a new president? In a new episode of The DipTel, Audley CEO Chris Wilkins and Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton speak to Stewart McLaurin; author, presenter of The White House 1600 Sessions podcast, commentator, and President of The White House Historical Association. Stewart explains how the White House system prepares for a new president and new first family.

As people aged 60 and over increasingly choose to stay in work, Annie Coleman, Senior Advisor at Audley, examines the wealth of value they add to the workplace.

Audley summarises the recent report from the House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee, ‘Ukraine: a wake-up call’, which provides a reminder of the dangers posed to the UK by outdated assumptions in defence policy.

Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, Senior Advisor in geopolitics at Audley, Associate Fellow at RUSI, and former Commander of the SAS, offers his ‘reflections from the side-lines’ on the precarious state of geopolitics.

As Kamala Harris and Donald Trump prepare to face off in their first debate, Audley Associate Harri Adams asks: what are the Democratic candidate’s policies?

Audley Director Rolf Merchant analyses Mario Draghi’s report the “Future of European Competitiveness,” to understand the former Italian PM’s priorities for unlocking European economic growth.

Need a book to get lost in on your summer holidays? Or music while relaxing on the beach? The Audley team share their cultural highlights of the summer.

“Summer Breeze makes me feel fine…” Especially with a glass of wine. In Part 2 of our wine recommendations for Summer ‘24, Audley Senior Advisor and wine connoisseur Annie Coleman offers her picks of must-try picnic wines.

What does the end of the ‘non-dom’ tax regime mean? Audley Policy Director Chris Maitland answers.

In Part 1 of our wine recommendations for Summer ’24, Audley Senior Advisor and wine connoisseur Annie Coleman offers her picks of must-try wines for our readers to enjoy at their summer BBQs.

Audley Director Rolf Merchant summarises the key bills from HM King Charles III’s speech.

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