if you like maritime stories but also like american history or world history, robert watson is your guy. >> thank you for your time. >> up next on afterwards, the president ceo, anne-marie examines the intersection of technology and foreign affairs in her book, the chessboard in the web. she is interviewed by dennis mcdonough, a visiting senior fellow with carnegie key technology in international affairs program. >> host: hello everybody, i'm dennis and albert host today. we're joined by anne-marie's letter to discuss her exciting new book which is called "the chessboard in the web". the most recent of several books that she has written. she is currently the presidency of new america. she was formally a director of policy planning at the state department informally dean of the woodrow wilson school at princeton. what is important although just some of their past assignments and a very illustrious career what's important in terms of today's discussion is that you'll see in her background that amory is both a practitioner and theorist or as a teacher, professor of international affairs. i

if you like maritime stories but also like american history or world history, robert watson is your guy. >> thank you for your time. >> up next on afterwards, the president ceo, anne-marie examines the intersection of technology and foreign affairs in her book, the chessboard in the web. she is interviewed by dennis mcdonough, a visiting senior fellow with carnegie key technology in international affairs program. >> host: hello everybody, i'm dennis and albert host today. we're joined by anne-marie's letter to

thank you robert atkinson, labour councillor. welcoming this announcement that the leader of kensington and chelsea borough council nicholas paget—brown has resigned but also his deputy. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, is in westminster now. look at the political ramifications of some of these latest developments. starting with the statement by the mayor of london sadiq khan adding more pressure to theresa mayto step in and change the way things are run, even temporarily, at kensington council. yes. putting more pressure on the prime minister. the prime minister could have offered a lifeline to nicholas paget—brown quite easily, easily. downing street and the communities secretary have been typical of the way that the meeting was conducted last night and the press we re was conducted last night and the press were later because of a decision by the high court and the meeting was abandoned. this is a turnaround because the kensington and chelsea leader on the 20th of the month less than a week after the fire said he h

thank you, robert atkinson. clearly welcoming this announcement that not only the leader of kensington and chelsea borough council, nicholas paget—brown, has resigned, but also his deputy rocky fielding melon. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, is in westminster now. tell us what the political reaction has been the nights to those resignations which for some people have taken a long time to come at kensington and chelsea council. reaction coming in thick and fast. nicholas paget—brown was saying ten days ago that he had overwhelming support a stake in the post. that seems to have evaporated. that council meeting last night, the council meeting last night, the council tried to exclude the press, he said, on legal advice. those lobby journalists he said, on legal advice. those lobbyjournalists reporting on politics, downing street could have thrown him a lifeline and they didn't. thrown him a lifeline and they didn‘t. sajid thrown him a lifeline and they didn't. sajid javid has said, it is clearly a p