Past events

Representatives of the IMF, UN ESCWA, Bloomberg Economics and the American Enterprise Institute discuss prospects and challenges for GCC economies in the short and medium-term. 

Discussing the new proposals which include the establishment of a new ‘duty of care’ on companies to ensure they have robust systems in place to keep their users safe.

This event examines the responses to widespread protests against the Kremlin’s incarceration of its main adversary, Alexei Navalny.

How can transatlantic relations be revitalized in 2021 and beyond? 

At this book launch, the authors explore Nigeria’s history of state formation and nation-building and ground these insights in contemporary challenges.

Speakers argue for a more multidimensional approach to migration, and for a nuanced reassessment of policy.

The panel assesses how governments, civil society, the private sector and multilateral organizations can better build resilience and equity into global food systems.

This webinar discusses ways in which the CEPA, which entered into force on 1 January 2021, provides a foundation for the future economic relationship between the UK and Japan. 

Sir Peter Westmacott joins Jon Sopel, BBC’s North America Editor, to discuss his life as an official at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and representing the UK abroad.

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.

In his first major policy speech of 2021, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg outlines his vision for NATO to 2030 with recommendations from the NATO 2030 Young Leaders.

Expert panellists discuss the different national positions of regional and international actors on the future of the Iran nuclear deal.