Past events

London Climate Action Week event: How decisions made in Beijing, Brussels, London and Washington have significant implications for the world’s climate.

In conversation with Jon Sopel, North America editor, BBC.

A conversation with Lord Hague of Richmond and Hillary Clinton, who worked together closely in government.

Will Joe Biden’s presidency fundamentally change US domestic and global policy?

Ahead of Biden’s Earth Day Summit, panellists discuss a range of climate issues, from city-level climate management to the international security implications of climate deals.

To coincide with the IMF/World Bank spring meeting series, this event examines priorities and prospects for the future of international economic cooperation.

Dr Henry Kissinger and the Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP discuss the questions facing the rules-based system at this moment of global upheaval.

This event is part of the US and the Americas Programme new series: Democracy in the US in Global Perspective.

How has Joe Biden’s approach on foreign policy evolved over the course of his career and what can we expect over the next four years?

Panellists discuss what type of economic policies to expect from a Biden presidency. 

Will ‘Trumpism’ continue to define the Republican Party when Donald Trump is no longer in office?

Panellists discuss what to expect in the weeks between now and when the president is inaugurated on 20th January 2021.