Professor Paul Moorcraft’s wide-ranging career includes working for the UK Ministry of Defence in the Balkans and Middle East and instructing at both the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and the Joint Services Command and Staff College. As a print and broadcast journalist, he reported from 30 war zones, often behind ‘enemy’ lines, most notably with Jihadists during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and with special forces in countries as far apart as Nepal and South Africa. Most recently he made six trips in Darfur, Sudan, spending time with rebel groups and separately with Sudanese government forces He has also served as an officer in Zimbabwe’s forces.He is the author of over 50 published books and appears regularly on radio and TV.A fellow of the Royal Historical Society, he returned to his Welsh homeland in 2021.

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Professor Paul Moorcraft’s wide-ranging career includes working for the UK Ministry of Defence in the Balkans and Middle East and instructing at both the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and the Joint Services Command and Staff College. As a print and broadcast journalist, he reported from 30 war zones, often behind ‘enemy’ lines, most notably with Jihadists during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and with special forces in countries as far apart as Nepal and South Africa. Most recently he made six trips in Darfur, Sudan, spending time with rebel groups and separately with Sudanese government forces He has also served as an officer in Zimbabwe’s forces.He is the author of over 50 published books and appears regularly on radio and TV.A fellow of the Royal Historical Society, he returned to his Welsh homeland in 2021.

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Professor Paul Moorcraft’s wide-ranging career includes working for the UK Ministry of Defence in the Balkans and Middle East and instructing at both the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and the Joint Services Command and Staff College. As a print and broadcast journalist, he reported from 30 war zones, often behind ‘enemy’ lines, most notably with Jihadists during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and with special forces in countries as far apart as Nepal and South Africa. Most recently he made six trips in Darfur, Sudan, spending time with rebel groups and separately with Sudanese government forces He has also served as an officer in Zimbabwe’s forces.He is the author of over 50 published books and appears regularly on radio and TV.A fellow of the Royal Historical Society, he returned to his Welsh homeland in 2021.

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