Past events

This online roundtable reviews whether the UK is taking a greater interest in defending itself against Russian subversion of its political and democratic processes.

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.

The panel discusses the approaches taken by states and courts to extraterritorial human rights impacts including in relation to the environment, to cyberspace, and to international surveillance.

What will this next phase of international politics portend for the United States and its role in the world?

Gustavo Montezano, President of BNDES, joins us to discuss the current status of BNDES and what we can expect from the bank in the future.

An expert panel discusses the state of solidarity at this point in the pandemic, assessing responses to date and offering analysis on where we are heading in 2021.

The speakers draw upon their direct experience of managing the COVID-19 crisis in the UK and Japan to consider the importance of data-sharing during the pandemic.

What are the prospects for increasing these links between Latin America and the UK and what obstacles may stand in the way?

How can food system transformation be woven into high level biodiversity, nutrition and climate forums in 2021?

Panellists examine the UK’s approach to protecting the digital homeland and transforming defence for the cyber age. 

Panellists Professor Vernon Bogdanor, Georgina Wright, Anna Isaac and Professor Richard Whitman join Professor Anand Menon to explore the latest on the Brexit negotiations and the potential for a Brexit deal.