Panel Recording Nuclear, gas and green finance taxonomies in the EU and UK Experts discuss EU, UK, and international perspectives on green taxonomy.
Panel Recording The decline of democracy in Latin America: Implications for human rights and UK responses This event addresses the current state of democracy in Latin American countries, its repercussions on human rights, and international responses.
Panel Recording Qatar’s regional and international role The Foreign Minister of Qatar discusses the Gulf state’s foreign policy priorities.
Panel Recording Crises in Afghanistan and beyond: What is Britain’s role? In conversation with David Miliband and Lyse Doucet.
Panel Recording Race and imperialism in international relations Is research and policymaking on international politics too wrapped up in colonial thinking?
Panel Recording The application and misapplication of artificial intelligence today This discussion of experts uses examples of AI application and misapplication to illustrate the challenges businesses, organizations and states still face when talking on AI.
Panel Recording The challenge of funding global health public goods Experts discuss unlocking the political commitment to funding global health public goods.
Panel Recording Crisis on Europe’s doorstep Domestic instability and foreign interference is destabilizing Bosnia, with the declining strength of the 1995 Dayton Agreement symbolic of the troubles growing within the country.
Panel Recording The Hungarian election and its significance for Europe In conversation with Péter Márki-Zay, the Hungarian opposition’s candidate for prime minister.
Panel Recording Russia’s challenge to European security: Confrontation at the Ukrainian border An analysis of Russian aggression towards Ukraine and the likelihood and dynamics of conflict in Eastern Europe.
Panel Recording Loss and damage: Where are we now and what happens next? This event discusses the progress of the loss and damage agenda within climate negotiations.
Panel Recording The COP presidency year The Rt Hon Alok Sharma MP, COP26 president, reflects on the success of the Glasgow summit and sets out UK priorities for the rest of its presidency.