Ideas / Fri 20th Jun / 6.30 - 8:30 pm
Doors open at 6.30pm. The speaker will start at 7pm
It is a critical time for the world economy. Trump’s ‘reciprocal tariffs’ announcement has hit hard, plunging the world financial system into chaos. World leaders have answered with a mix of deep concern, bewilderment, exasperation. At present, uncertainty means nobody really knows where things are headed. Is there a path to trade peace and de-escalation? Or could things get even worse?
With a rich investigative background, journalist Misha Glenny looks at the current geopolitical landscape, the escalating US-China chip war, the EU’s vulnerabilities and the bloc’s next possible moves. The uncertainty about everything seems more concerning than the direct impact of the tariffs. Glenny elaborates on what risks the future may hold and how we may go about navigating them.
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Misha Glenny is an award-winning journalist, broadcaster, author and public intellectual, specialising in southeast Europe, global organised crime, and cybersecurity. He has been Rector of the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM, Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen) in Vienna, Austria since 2022. He covered the 1989 revolutions and wars in the former Yugoslavia for The Guardian and was the BBC’s Central Europe Correspondent. Glenny received the Sony Gold Award for Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting in 1993 was named BT Information Security Journalist of The Year in 2012. His publications have been met with considerable international acclaim, including his account of Yugoslavia's descent into civil war. In more recent years, Misha Glenny has dedicated his journalistic activities to the uncovering of geopolitical and cybersecurity issues. He is also a regular contributor to major publications in Europe, North America and Japan.
GOOD READS
The Hunt For Brazil's Most Wanted Criminal (2015); Dark Market, How hackers became the new mafia (2011); McMafia, A journey through the global criminal underworld (2008); The Balkans, Nationalism, war an the great powers, 1804-2012 (1999); The Fall of Yugoslavia (1992); The Rebirth of History, Eastern Europe in the Age of Democracy (1991).
KEY LINKS
Misha Glenny at Institute for Human Sciences
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