Webinar Recording How India’s democracy shapes its relations with the West Experts discuss how New Delhi’s democratic credentials impact India’s engagement with the West.
Webinar Recording Israel–Palestine: The health of Gaza Experts assess the extent of the damage to Gaza’s health system and the post-conflict implications.
Webinar Recording US–ROK–Japan: Cooperation in an age of crisis How should the US, Japan, and South Korea strengthen their trilateral relationship as they confront regional and global crises?
Webinar Recording Negotiating Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Panellists will reflect on the potential for a negotiated settlement in response to armed group violence in eastern DRC.
Webinar Recording Can international institutions deliver justice? This International Affairs webinar explores the ‘polymorphic’ nature of calls for institutional justice today.
Webinar Recording Russia and China in Antarctica: Implications for the Five Eyes This event explores Russia’s and China’s postions on the Antarctic and offers a critical assessment of their actions in the region.
Webinar Recording The Republic of Korea as a global pivotal power? Assessing the ROK’s strategic capabilities This event explores aspects of the foreign policy of the administration of President Yoon Suk-yeol.
Webinar Recording Myths and misconceptions around Russian military intent Experts discuss a recent research paper which challenges a number of ideas about Russian military power and doctrine.
Webinar Recording Restoring democracy in Venezuela Panellists discuss a potential roadmap to help Venezuelans restore human rights and democratic processes in their country.
Webinar Recording Climate finance and conflict dynamics on the road to COP27 Stakeholders discuss the role of conflict and conflict sensitivity in climate finance and action.
Webinar Recording Russia–China defence and security relations: Insights from the expert community Experts share insights on Russia–China military, defence, and security relations.
Webinar Recording Feminist interrogations of global nuclear politics What can we learn from a feminist approach to nuclear politics that takes colonialism seriously?