Panel Recording Democracy, open societies and human rights: America’s global role since 9/11 Can Joe Biden restore America’s role as a moral authority on democracy and rights and is this the right frame for international politics in the 21st century?
Panel Recording State-sponsored hostage-taking With the international community newly united in its determination to stop conflict by human proxy, what can be done to stop countries engaging in state hostage-taking?
Roundtable Recording Where is Ukraine in Biden’s agenda? This roundtable examines US-Ukraine relations under President Joe Biden.
Panel Recording Protests in Latin America Examining social protests, political polarization, and the threat of populism.
Panel Recording Is the war on terror over? European and US foreign policy since 9/11 Dr Robin Niblett and leading experts discuss the international implications of 9/11.
Panel Recording From structures to services: Building better infrastructure in Latin America and the Caribbean This event examines how Latin American and Caribbean countries can use technology to improve infrastructure.
Webinar Recording Bridging the divide: Technology and inclusion in the Asia-Pacific As Asia-Pacific emerges from COVID-19, experts consider how policymakers can harness technology for inclusive economic growth.
Deciphering Russia’s Zapad-21 strategic military exercise This briefing addresses the geopolitical context behind Zapad-2021 and explains Russian training and large-scale drills across Russia and Belarus.
Panel Recording Climate change and the need for adaptation After assuming presidency of the Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF), the Bangladesh minister for foreign affairs discusses collaborative global climate action ahead of COP26.