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Edward Lucas

Senior Fellow, Center for European Policy Analysis

Edward Lucas is a writer and consultant specialising in European and transatlantic security. His expertise also includes energy, cyber-security, espionage, information warfare and Russian foreign and security policy. Formerly a senior editor at The Economist, he now writes a weekly column in The Times. In 2008, he wrote The New Cold War, a prescient account of Vladimir Putin’s Russia, followed in 2011 by Deception, an investigative account of east-west espionage. His latest printed book is Cyberphobia (Bloomsbury, 2015). He has also written two e-books on espionage: The Snowden Operation and Spycraft Rebooted. He has contributed to books on religion, media ethics and the significance of Andrei Sakharov’s legacy. An experienced broadcaster, public speaker, moderator and panellist, Lucas has given public lectures at Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge and other leading universities. He is a regular contributor to the BBC’s Today and Newsnight programmes, and to NPR, CNN and Sky News.
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Updated: March 30, 2022

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