Overview
Join a live recording of the Disorder podcast and put questions to host Jason Pack, Disorder’s co-hosts and RUSI Director of International Security Neil Melvin as they discuss the international order and Europe’s role in the battle for an ‘orderly world’.
They investigate the challenges to the global order in the wake of Donald Trump's policies on trade, tariffs, the Middle East and China, asking if Europe can play an ‘ordering role’ on the global stage.
The panel will discuss:
- The challenge – or threat – represented by the rise of the CRINKs (China, Russia, Iran and North Korea), and the new international architecture they are promoting.
- How the US is reshaping its global role as its interests shift.
- How Europe can push back and exert genuine global leadership in an attempt to ‘order the disorder’.
The discussion will be followed by a live audience Q&A with the opportunity to further examine these topics.
Speakers
Jason Pack, RUSI Associate Fellow, Host of the Disorder Podcast
Dr Neil Melvin, Director, International Security, RUSI
Arthur Snell, RUSI Associate Fellow, Co- Host of the Disorder Podcast
Alex Hall Hall, Co-host of Disorder and Former British Ambassador to Georgia
Jane Kinninmont, Co-host of Disorder and Acting Director of the European Leadership Network
Joining Instructions
This event is in-person only and exclusively for RUSI Members, taking place at RUSI, 61 Whitehall, London, SW1A 2ET. Book your place to attend in-person. If you have any questions regarding this event, please email [email protected].
Please note that the recording of this event will start promptly at 17:45. Guests arriving after 17:30 may not be able to be seated, and no-one will be seated after 17:45. The recording of the podcast will be available as a Disorder episode later.
