David Stevenson

David Stevenson, a renowned professor of international history at LSE, delves into the eerie parallels between the lead-up to World War I and today's geopolitical tensions. He discusses how Russia's actions echo past grievances, the critical mistakes made by world leaders in crisis, and the dangers of hasty decision-making. Stevenson warns that the lessons from 1914 are vital for preventing potential conflicts, emphasizing the importance of diplomacy alongside military strategy in a world that feels increasingly volatile.