Past events

How can Southeast Asian governments manage growing US-China tensions and what can outside powers do to engage with the region more effectively?

As the 2024 election cycle gets underway, experts discuss the implications for the US’s role in international affairs.

Will a return to Republican leadership present challenges for America’s allies and partners?

In conversation with Dr Colin H. Kahl, US Under Secretary of Defense for Policy.

Can China and the US avoid an escalatory spiral while Taiwan maintains its de facto independence?

Exploring the stalled Venezuela negotiations, international sanctions, the upcoming 2024 presidential elections, and a potential – although uncertain – path forward.

Authors and experts discuss the findings of a new research paper on Israeli-Emirati normalization and its implications for regional security and integration.

As a new Congress takes shape, what is the impact for US foreign policy?

As the Biden presidency reaches its halfway mark, how will the US electorate’s response impact international affairs?

US senator Jeanne Shaheen examines the implications of new UK leadership, the war in Ukraine, and NATO expansion for the US–UK relationship.

Can the United States continue to shape world affairs or is it now facing Paul Kennedy’s 1987 ‘long term decline’ prediction?

This event explores the international implications of the US and NATO responses to the conflict in Ukraine.