Charles Powell
Charles Powell is a prominent British diplomat and former advisor who served as the chief diplomatic advisor to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. He played a significant role in shaping UK foreign policy during the 1980s, particularly in relation to the Cold War and the UK's relationship with the United States. After his tenure with Thatcher, Powell continued to influence British diplomacy through various roles in academia and think tanks, often providing insights on international relations and security matters.
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United Kingdom:
There are interviews here with Margaret Thatcher’s former foreign affairs private secretary Charles Powell.
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Spain:
Charles Powell wrote about the tense political climate in Spain during the legislature.
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Colombia:
Charles Powell led a reading group at Oxford to discuss Vargas Llosa's work.
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Italy:
Charles Powell is Jonathan Powell's older brother and was a trusted advisor to Margaret Thatcher.
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