Humphrey Hawksley

ByAnna Kummelstedt

Humphrey Hawksley is a former BBC foreign correspondent who works over the last 40 years or so has taken him to crises all over the world. He is also an award-winning author, commentator and guest lecturer at universities and think tanks such as the RAND Corporation, the Center for Strategic and International Studies and MENSA Cambridge and he moderates the twice monthly Democracy Forum debates on international issues. He is the best-selling author of the future political thriller series Dragon Strike, Dragon Fire and The Third World War. His current Rake Ozenna international thrillers are set in the Arctic and High North and his latest non-fiction book is Asian Waters: The Struggle Over the Indo-Pacific and the Challenge to American Power.

Humphrey Hawksley in the Arctic

Click the ‘Listen’ button below to hear Dominic Bowen and Humphrey Hawksley explore what decades of frontline reporting reveal about today’s geopolitical risks, media trends and shifting power dynamics.

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