Past events

Can democracy recover from 15 years of global decline?

This panel discusses the formation of the ‘Government of National Unity’ (GNU) and its proposed agenda ahead of planned elections in December 2021.

The decision by Twitter to ban Donald Trump brought renewed focus on the role of social media and the power of technology companies in enabling and shaping the role of information.

This event examines the significance of recent changes in Ukraine’s culture sphere for its future and outlines possibilities for further change. 

At this event, HE Hassan Ali Khaire discusses the election delays, as well as possibilities for finding common ground and moving the political process forward.

Panellists discuss preparations, whether the government will be able to deliver secure, free and fair elections under the current conditions, and the priority issues likely to be raised during the campaign.

Panellists discuss how companies can go beyond corporate social responsibility and philanthropy initiatives to protect and support civic freedoms around the world.

The Rt Hon Tony Blair discusses Britain’s role in the world post-Brexit.

Speakers discuss the policy priorities for promoting sustainable economic recovery and resilience.

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

Speakers reflect on the trends and patterns of non-violent protests across Africa, the place of citizens’ resistance in governance paradigms, and the lessons in translating social movements into concrete change

This year is the battleground for one of the most hotly contested US presidential elections in recent times.