Past events

Can hyperglobalization explain the emergence of different forms of populism in Europe?

Senior business leaders and policymakers explore the new means of digital cooperation between Europe and North America.

This event examines the UK’s desire to join the CPTPP and how trade can entrench good relations between the UK and Japan moving forward. 

This event explores strategies to reform and decolonize the global health system.

Presenting a new conceptual learning tool to help facilitate the inclusion of nature-based solutions within comprehensive portfolio decarbonization strategies.

What are the (un)intended effects of counterterrorist strategies in the region?

This event reflects on the multilateral and bi-lateral initiatives for debt cancellation, debt relief and debt restructure, as well as considering the importance of reducing capital migration.

This event brings together four expert panellists to share their perspectives on cancer screening and early diagnosis and treatment.

This webinar highlights the crucial relationship between an open civic space and a profitable business environment.

In recent years, globalization has come under attack in the United States with many voters advocating for a reduced role for the US in global economic affairs.

Tracing the history of global North attempts to transform fragile states into liberal democracies, and what this means for the future.

This event explores attitudes towards climate change in Russia, the possible economic and environmental consequences of inaction, and the potential for cooperation.