Panel Online Israel-Palestine conflict: Making sense of responses in the region Experts discuss the interplay between the variables of the Israel-Palestine conflict in the region and beyond.
Panel Online A new America? US politics and global leadership ahead of the G7 summit In conversation with Jon Sopel, North America editor, BBC.
Panel Invitation only China, the US, and the future of the WTO The rules-based multilateral trade regime faces many challenges. Meaningful WTO reform can only be achieved with the US and China on board.
Panel Recording International trade in 2021: Can multilateralism be revived? 2021 could be an inflection point for global trade governance as trade – in particular the distribution of vaccines – plays a critical role in the fight against COVID-19 and the global economic recovery.
The Korean Peninsula: Ambassadors in Conversation What are the recent developments on the peninsula and their implications for the international community?
Workshop Invitation only Iran workshop series: Iran's presidential election Experts discuss domestic dynamics in Iran before the 2021 presidential election and how the outcome of the election could influence JCPOA negotiations, the dynamics of US-Iran relations, regional tensions and internal politics of transition.
Panel Online The global implications for decoupling US-China tech How will US-China technological competition shape international relations?
Panel Recording The future of liberal democracies: In conversation with William Hague and Hillary Clinton A conversation with Lord Hague of Richmond and Hillary Clinton, who worked together closely in government.
Panel Recording World order in the 21st century: Illiberal orders, a concert of power, or a Western revival? Authors of an important new essay collection discuss proposals for international order in the 21st century.
Director's briefing: Germany’s foreign policy priorities – a view from Berlin Sebastian Groth outlines Berlin’s foreign policy priorities.
Panel Recording The first 100 days: Implications for the future of US foreign policy Will Joe Biden’s presidency fundamentally change US domestic and global policy?