RUSI's Deputy Director General Professor Malcolm Chalmers gave evidence in front of the Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday 28 June alongside Sir Simon Fraser, former Foreign and Commonwealth Office Permanent Secretary and Sir Christopher Meyer, former British Ambassador to the United States.
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Malcolm Chalmers on the Implications of the EU referendum for the UK's international role
News, 29 June 2016European Union, UK, Europe
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