Lawrence Freedman
Lawrence Freedman is a prominent British military historian and academic known for his extensive work on military strategy and international relations. He is a professor of War Studies at King's College London and has authored several influential books on the subject, including 'Strategy: A History.' Freedman's insights often shape discussions around military policy and the implications of conflict, especially in the context of contemporary global crises.
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Liechtenstein:
Lawrence Freedman argues that Trump's urgency in diplomacy undermines the detailed work needed for long-term solutions.
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Greece:
Lawrence Freedman notes that countries considering nuclear weapons have historically lived with doubts.
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Greece:
Lawrence Freedman is a military historian analyzing Europe's challenges after the U.S. shift in policy.
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Argentina:
Lawrence Freedman is an emeritus professor who highlighted the significant changes in the geopolitical environment due to Trump's return.
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Romania:
Lawrence Freedman is a professor of war studies at King's College London who observes that something major is happening in the current geopolitical environment.
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Liechtenstein:
Lawrence Freedman is an emeritus professor of war studies at King's College London who commented on Europe's need to increase its efforts.
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Colombia:
Lawrence Freedman is a conflict expert who commented on the implications of U.S. foreign policy changes.
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United States:
Lawrence Freedman, emeritus professor of war studies at King’s College London, stated that Europe will have to step up regardless of the outcome.
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Liechtenstein:
Lawrence Freedman, an emeritus professor of war studies at King's College London, discussed the need for a large and well-equipped deterrent force.
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Russia:
Honorary Professor of Military Studies at King's College London, Lawrence Freedman discusses the challenges of sending peacekeepers.
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