Un doble, por favor by Alex Cameron at the Freedom Babbleon @worldwrite

Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Un doble, por favor by Alex Cameron at the Freedom Babbleon

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$October 7 one year on: new world disorder? Introductory Speeches The barbaric terrorism of Hamas fighters against Israel on 7 October 2023 seemed to once again upend geopolitics. Just as analysts were getting their heads around the ‘new order’ inaugurated by Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the attack in Israel, and Israel’s ensuing war in Gaza to destroy Hamas, seemed to open a new chapter in geopolitical history. Where does this leave the global balance of power in 2024? What have wars in Ukraine and in Gaza exposed about the global order? Are we witnessing a re-ordering of the world amid American decline and Chinese ascendence? Perhaps the dynamic is more one of a fracturing of the globe into different regional centre – or something else entirely? Are we on the verge of a new cold war, or is the culture war becoming globalised? #October7 #Geopolitics #CultureWar The Speakers are: Nick Busvine OBE - consultant; founding partner, Herminius Holdings Ltd; advisory board member, Briefings for Britain; former diplomat, Foreign and Commonwealth Office Melissa Chen - managing director, Strategy Risks; co-founder, Ideas Beyond Borders; contributing editor, Spectator World Professor Bill Durodié - chair of International Relations, department of politics, languages and international studies, University of Bath Ashley Rindsberg - investigative journalist; author, The Gray Lady Winked: How the New York Times misreporting, distortions and fabrications radically alter history Dr Ralph Schoellhammer - commentator and podcaster; assistant professor of International Relations, Webster University Vienna The Chair is: Jacob Reynolds - head of policy, MCC Brussels; associate fellow, Academy of Ideas This video was filmed and edited by WORLDwrite volunteers attending the Battle of Ideas Festival 24. These are the introductory speeches only. To avoid duplication, the full debate will feature on the Academy of Ideas YouTube channel shortly. WORLDwrite volunteers filmed over 40 sessions at the Battle of Ideas 24. To edit, sound clean and prepare these videos for the Academy & WORLDwrite channels, takes at least 2 days each. With no paid staff the charity needs your help to keep its edit suites switched on. Please chip in if you can by hitting the thanks button below. Thank You.$

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