Author Archives: Khaled Hassan

Khaled Hassan is an Egyptian political risk and intelligence analyst whose research looks at antisemitism, terrorism, conspiracy theories and national security.

Transforming our party and winning votes; a medium- and long-term strategy


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The past few weeks since Boris’s resignation offer us some of the most valuable lessons in the history of British politics. What we learn from these turbulent times will be instrumental in shaping our party, and will have a profound impact on our performance in the next general election and every other election afterwards.

Over the past 15 years, I worked with national and international organisations, and a current head of state. I witnessed history being made, in the Middle East and US. Alas, I also saw expertise, professional and ethical standards undermined across much of Europe and in the US. It all boils down to one thing, perception.

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