Past events

Professor David Heymann and Emma Ross return for a new series of COVID-19 briefings.

The panel assesses how governments, civil society, the private sector and multilateral organizations can better build resilience and equity into global food systems.

UK health secretary Matt Hancock outlines his vision for a more effective global response to COVID-19 and his plans to ensure preparedness for the threats of the future.

The Rt Hon Tony Blair discusses Britain’s role in the world post-Brexit.

Following a year dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic and global protests, Patricia Lewis and Robert Malley discuss International Crisis Group’s Ten Conflicts to Watch in 2021 report.

Following the US presidential election on 3 November, panellists reflect on the incoming results.

This panel brings together women peacebuilders from around the world to share their experiences of being involved in peace processes and to discuss the critical importance of women’s involvement in achieving lasting stability.

Liu Xiaoming, China’s ambassador to the United Kingdom discusses his country’s current foreign policy and provides an outlook for China’s international agenda for 2020.

France’s minister of state in charge of Europe reflects on the future of the UK-EU and UK-France relationships.

Professor Heymann has been advising the organization on its response to the coronavirus and outlines the key facts relating to this outbreak as well as on the challenges it poses.

This panel considers what decolonization means and how it can – or cannot – be practically applied in the fields of history, politics and international relations.

This the panel seeks to provide recommendations to governments on how to better protect journalists and address abuses of media freedom in line with international human rights law.