Past events

Following the launch of the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression, the Register of Damage and the Claims Commission in The Hague, experts explore how a comprehensive transitional justice policy can bolster survivor support and global solidarity with Ukraine.

What are the consequences and how should Europe respond?

Scenarios for Ukraine’s future.

An assessment of Russia’s crimes and options for accountability.

Experts consider the role international law could play in responding to Russia’s forcible movement of people during its war against Ukraine.

How Russia employs these crimes as a part of their military strategy.

The 2023 conference, taking place in Berlin, aims to understand the complex set of challenges facing Europe in security, economic competitiveness, trade, technology and global influence.

How can a long and durable peace be found to safeguard Ukraine and Europe’s future?

In conjunction with the international Ukraine Recovery Conference 2023.

Professor Doyle discusses the difficult compromises over Ukraine and Taiwan needed to facilitate the international cooperation necessary to avert the global threats of our time.

This event examines the policies of both Russia and the West towards Belarus and Moldova, in the context of the Kremlin’s war against Ukraine.

How is diplomacy contributing to advancing human rights through the multilateral system?