Past events

This roundtable will explore the role of the executive branch in setting US foreign policy.

Dr Kori Schake will discuss what a Republican internationalist foreign policy could entail.

Bronwen Maddox looks ahead to the challenges of the year and sets out recommendations for change.

Experts discuss the US-UK response to the Houthi Red Sea attacks, the regional spill over of the Gaza war and the possibility of broader conflict in the Middle East.

Experts discuss the impact on regional stability and international relations.

How can Southeast Asian governments manage growing US-China tensions and what can outside powers do to engage with the region more effectively?

As the 2024 election cycle gets underway, experts discuss the implications for the US’s role in international affairs.

Panellists discuss if we now live in a multipolar world or if multipolarity is a myth.

This discussion will analyse how the US can maintain leadership while facing serious domestic and international challenges. 

Will a return to Republican leadership present challenges for America’s allies and partners?

Experts discuss how and why China-led multilateral organizations and initiatives are increasingly becoming attractive platforms for Middle Eastern countries.

In conversation with Dr Colin H. Kahl, US Under Secretary of Defense for Policy.