Look forward to reading.

Currently at Wilton Park conference on Biological Weapons (hosted in foothills of Jura rather than countryside of West Sussex). Fascinating to see the interplay & occasional tension between science, diplomacy & policy making. We should chat next time I’m in UK.

This is one I took jogging down the West River recently. Right place, right time. Puts me in mind of a 1960s poster on cities of the future (minus the flying cars…)

Brilliant! Thank you, Danae.

I still find starling murmurations one of the most captivating of Mother Nature’s offerings.

I’ve been here a day. What strikes me most is the binary nature of the debate. When I go to a reception, I don’t only talk to the people I like & agree with. When I join a buffet, I don’t only consume the one dish I enjoy most. The beauty of life is its diversity. Take the best of both/all worlds.

questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-stat...

Wow! That’s a stunning photo.

None that immediately spring to mind. Some have responded, space, but OST more about domain than capability. Use of capabilities is of course covered by UN Charter and IHL.

Multi-stakeholder initiatives like REAIM Summit and CCW GGE on LAWS are important contributions to the emerging tech debate.

NPT negotiations, Vienna 1997, submarine deals with Australia. I should hate it, yet I love it!