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.

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.

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In this week’s Box: German-French tensions rise over a leaked call, Mongolia takes one giant leap with the help of SpaceX, France enshrines abortion rights in its constitution & more

What’s behind the epidemic of bankruptcies at Britain’s councils? How do we stop it? Audley Director Rolf Merchant investigates.

In this week’s Box: US on the alert at China’s presence in the Pacific, trouble brews at UK universities post-government reform, miners from the ‘Land of their Fathers’ help out “mining brothers” in Kyiv & more

In this week’s Box: HSBC and Barclays embark on ambitious buyback strategies, a call to seize the moment and seize Russian assets, a new chapter for BT Tower & more

In this week’s Box: A special newsletter as the Audley team mark 100 editions of The Weekend Box! Tories in trouble in rural constituencies, Arm races to the top of the FTSE100 & more