AP Insights for 2021:

#129 - September 2021

James Watt CVO - Syria: An Open Wound

#128 September 2021

James Watt CVO - A Tajikistan Perspective on the Afghan Crisis

#127 - August 2021

Jonathan Clarke - America's Taiwan Dilemma

#126 - August 2021

Sir Richard Dalton and Peter Jenkins CMG - Over the future of the JCPOA Uncertainty Rules and it's not OK

#125 - July 2021

Ido Aharoni - The State of Israel's Diplomacy

#124 - July 2021

Sir Hew Strachan - Global Britain's Tilt to the Indo-Pacific

#123 - June 2021

Fredrik Schiller - Relations with the Russian Federation after the G7 and Biden-Putin meetings June 2021

#122 - June 2021

Colin Munro CMG - ELECTIONS TO THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT ON 6 MAY: WHAT THE RESULTS MEAN FOR THE UK: MIGHT BREXIT BE THE CAUSE OF ITS BREAK UP - Part 2

#121 - May 2021

Colin Munro CMG - ELECTIONS TO THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT ON 6 MAY: WHAT THE RESULTS MEAN FOR THE UK: MIGHT BREXIT BE THE CAUSE OF ITS BREAKUP - Part 1

#120 - May 2021

Charles Crawford CMG - Enough is Enough! No More Stupid PowerPoints!

#119 - May 2021

David Hartridge CMG - The Post-Millenium Travails of the World Trade Organisation

#118 - April 2021

Charles Crawford CMG - At the Movies: Listening to What They Don't Say

#117 - April 2021

Robert E. Hunter - Biden Administration Foreign Policy: Domestic Politics Intervene

#116 - April 2021

Tim Morris - The African Continental Free Trade Area: The Investment Opportunity

#115 - March 2021

Ian Kemish AM - Welcome Back America: Some things have changed

#114 - March 2021

Justin Wintle - Soldiers Behaving Badly: Myanmar's Militocracy

#113 - January 2021

Robert E. Hunter - The Biden Administration in the Middle East

#112 - January 2021

Christopher Segar - Building Back Better: Covid-19 and Climate Change

AP Insights is published by the Ambassador Partnership LLP providing analysis and commentary by its Partners and Associates on developments in international affairs of interest to its clients and friends. In a new Crisis Management Series the Ambassador Partnership sets out to draw on the wide range of our Partners’ hands-on experience, highlighting the challenges of different kinds of situations.

Crisis Management Series:

February 2021

Colin Munro - Twenty Five Years After Dayton - Part 2

February 2021

Colin Munro - Twenty Five Years After Dayton - Part 1

January 2020

Colin Munro - Crisis Management in East Berlin

November 2019

Charles Crawford CMG - Crisis Management: Is Being Tough Now Impossible?

September 2019

Peter Burdin - Crisis Management and the Media

August 2019

Chris O'Connor OBE - Responding to a Revolution

July 2019

Tim Morris - Crisis Management in Africa

May 2019

Sir Vincent Fean - Phone a friend: Switzerland's problem with Qadhafi

April 2019

Dr Peter Collecott CMG – The Killing of a Brazilian by

the Met

March 2019

Sir David Warren KCMG - The Japanese Tsunami

February 2019

James Watt CVO - A Classic Evacuation