Past events

President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya outlines his plans for his second and final term in office for regional peace and domestic development.

HE Filipe Nyusi, president of the Republic of Mozambique, outlines his government’s plans to ensure inclusive and sustainable growth and political stability.

The panellists outline examples of how such countries are currently furthering global initiatives, particularly in the sphere of advancing human rights and democratic values, and highlight the key future challenges they face.

Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes argues that poverty can be alleviated and the middle class stabilized by a guaranteed income for a variety of working people.

Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Ángel Gurría, presents the case that inclusive growth goes beyond domestic agendas and has important transnational dimensions, which need to be addressed in a multilateral context.

Dr Garrick Hileman explains the basic concept of a blockchain, outlining some of the technology’s current uses as well as suggesting a number of these potential future applications.

The panellists analyze how existing institutions and bilateral ties can be reconfigured and new multilateral arrangements agreed to safeguard peace and security in Europe.

President of Estonia, Kersti Kaljulaid, outlines the challenges and opportunities her country faces in regards to this digital transformation.

Koen Vervaeke, managing director for Africa at the European Union External Action Service, discusses priorities and challenges in developing a post-Cotonou partnership between sub-Saharan Africa and the EU.

This event brings together veterans and experts to contribute towards developing a deeper understanding of the battle.

The event brings together leading Iraq experts to discuss Faleh Abdul Jabar’s contributions to political and philosophical writings on Iraq and the Middle East.

This discussion examines lessons learned from this research as well as from practice.