The European Council on Foreign Relations hosted two high-profile seminars to mark the opening of their new London offices in Westminster. The first of these looked at 'British foreign policy in Europe and the world', and included a panel discussion with Malcolm Rifkind, Timothy Garton Ash, Charles Grant, and Paddy Ashdown, moderated by ECFR's Daniel Korski.
Click here to listen to the full audio from the seminar.
Click here to listen to an ECFR Reports podcast including excerpts of the seminar.
We will put the audio from the second seminar, on the subject of 'Europe in crisis: What next?', on the website next week.
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