Past Events

What are the implications of the merger between the UK Department for International Development and the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office for UK overseas aid and development?

This event brings together a range of key actors and industry stakeholders to explore how future built environments in Asia can deliver for society and the environment.

As the elections get underway, this virtual event analyses the dynamics, the agreed model, and their implications.

This discussion sketches out the pitfalls and challenges of the electoral campaign and results, and offer understanding of what they mean for Moldova’s future foreign policy trajectory and its domestic political landscape.

Panellists assess Saudi Arabia’s G20 goals and achievements alongside domestic economic challenges, its future relationship with the United States and wider regional developments.

Panellists discuss policy and governance for long-term economic prosperity in Zimbabwe, reflecting on the role of institutional change and regional integration in the context of the shocks caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

To what extent have direct, indirect and systemic climate change risks been successfully included, or not, in the strategic planning of international organizations?

The third annual Latin America conference will reflect on the economic, political, social and geopolitical impact of COVID-19 for the region, and the response so far. 

The speakers explore the impact of the US presidential election on the future of US-North Korea and US-South Korea relations.

In February, the European Commission unveiled its European Digital Strategy, setting out a series of proposals with the aim to make the EU a global leader in the digital economy.

Speakers will provide an overview of the current state of Japan-Russia relations, including the prospect of resolving the territorial dispute during Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s tenure.

Since the end of World War II, the United States played a fundamental role in shaping world events based on the theory of liberal internationalism, allowing the US to intervene in external affairs with the goal of pursuing liberal objectives.