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SUMMARY:Hope or despair: transatlantic relations at the crossroads
LOCATION:London School of Economics: In-person and online public event (Sh
 eikh Zayed Theatre\, Cheng Kin Ku Building)
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 17 November 2026 6.30pm - 8pmSpeakersProfessor Michael
  CoxSylvie KauffmannSir Robin NiblettChairProfessor Peter TrubowitzA panel
  of leading experts on transatlantic relations discuss the sources of moun
 ting tensions between the US and Europe and the implications of this for i
 nternational security and global stability.Meet our speakers and chairMich
 ael Cox is an Emeritus Professor of International Relations at LSE and was
  a Founding Director of LSE IDEAS. He has also served as Chair of the Unit
 ed States Discussion Group at Chatham House\, as Senior Fellow at the Nobe
 l Institute in Oslo\, and as Chair of the European Consortium for Politica
 l Research. He is the author\, editor and co-editor of several volumes inc
 luding works on the Cold War\, US foreign policy\, the former Soviet Union
 \, war and peace in Northern Ireland and the international thought of E. H
 . Carr.Sylvie Kauffmann is a foreign affairs columnist and former editor-i
 n-chief of Le Monde. She is a regular contributor to the opinion pages of 
 the Financial Times and has been a contributing writer for the New York Ti
 mes. She spent most of her career as a foreign correspondent\, first for A
 gence France-Presse\, then for Le Monde\, based in Moscow\, Central Europe
 \, Washington\, New York and Singapore. She is the author of “Les Aveugl
 és – Comment Paris et Berlin ont laissé la voie libre à la Russie” 
 (2023\, Editions Stock)\, a book about France\, Germany and Putin’s Russ
 ia\, which she researched as a fellow of the Robert Bosch Academy in Berli
 n in 2022.Robin Niblett is a Distinguished Fellow with Chatham House and i
 ts former Director and Chief Executive (2007-2022). In September 2026\, he
  will become the Warden of New College\, University of Oxford\, where he s
 tudied for his DPhil in International Relations. A leading expert on relat
 ions between Europe\, the US\, and Asia\, he is the author of After Americ
 a: The End of the Old Order and the Rise of the Middle Powers\, as well as
  numerous articles in leading publications.Peter Trubowitz is Professor of
  International Relations\, and Director of the Phelan US Centre at LSE and
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