Past events

Speakers will discuss how Southeast Asian countries are responding to China and what this means for China’s greatest competitor in the region, the United States. 

In the immediate aftermath of the US election, International Affairs hosts a panel of experts examining the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the country’s standing on the world stage.

This year’s conference will consider the possible impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on Europe’s future and how it interacts with what was an already highly-charged political environment.

Relations between African states and China have become increasingly varied over the years, reflecting the complexity of the countries, their societies and the multiplicity of actors involved in diplomatic, commercial and development engagements.

The Republican People’s Party (CHP), the main Turkish opposition party, is becoming a serious contender for a leading role in the country’s politics.

Following the US presidential election on 3 November, panellists reflect on the incoming results.

The fourth session of the autumn series of webinars on the coronavirus with Professor David Heymann and special guest Þórólfur Guðnason.

If collaboration, adaptation and innovation are the key to better peacebuilding in these changing times, what are the challenges we face in being collaborative, adaptive and innovative and how can we overcome these?

Seven months since Indonesia’s first COVID-19 case, President Joko Widodo is yet to produce a cohesive public health plan to contain the pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for integrating human, animal and environmental perspectives across the dimensions of disease control, knowledge transfer and cross-sectoral data sharing.

This webinar looks at French interventionism in the Sahel.

Towards meaningful and sustainable reform. With keynote address given by the UK secretary of state for international trade The Rt Hon Elizabeth Truss MP.