Panel Invitation only China, the US, and the future of the WTO The rules-based multilateral trade regime faces many challenges. Meaningful WTO reform can only be achieved with the US and China on board.
Panel Recording International trade in 2021: Can multilateralism be revived? 2021 could be an inflection point for global trade governance as trade – in particular the distribution of vaccines – plays a critical role in the fight against COVID-19 and the global economic recovery.
Panel Online The global implications for decoupling US-China tech How will US-China technological competition shape international relations?
Panel Recording The future of liberal democracies: In conversation with William Hague and Hillary Clinton A conversation with Lord Hague of Richmond and Hillary Clinton, who worked together closely in government.
Panel Recording World order in the 21st century: Illiberal orders, a concert of power, or a Western revival? Authors of an important new essay collection discuss proposals for international order in the 21st century.
Panel Recording The first 100 days: Implications for the future of US foreign policy Will Joe Biden’s presidency fundamentally change US domestic and global policy?
Panel Online Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean crisis: Cooperation or conflict? How can a resolution to the dispute be achieved?
Panel Recording Rebuilding international economic cooperation To coincide with the IMF/World Bank spring meeting series, this event examines priorities and prospects for the future of international economic cooperation.
Panel Online An alternative view of Iran-US relations Have Western scholars overstated foreign decision-making as the main driver of Iran’s political history?
Panel Recording The future of liberal democracies: In conversation with Henry Kissinger Dr Henry Kissinger and the Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP discuss the questions facing the rules-based system at this moment of global upheaval.
Panel Online Europe and great power competition: The Middle East context What are the key issues for European countries in the Middle East?