Past events

John Steenhuisen, the interim leader of the DA, outlines how opposition parties can input and shape debates and policy agendas during the pandemic response.

As countries grapple with how best to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic and the reverberations it is sending through their societies and economies, understanding of how the virus is behaving, and what measures might best combat it, continues to advance.

Kateryna Busol will present her research on Ukraine’s domestic armed conflict proceedings and related legislative and institutional reforms.

The speakers reflect on the short and long-term impact of the coronavirus on US-China relations.

Panellists assess the impact of COVID-19 on economic globalization and global supply chains.

This event explores in detail how the region’s development may be affected.

Speakers outline their views on its implications for the current world order.

What is there to learn from how societies responded to past pandemics?

Professor Laurence Tubiana and Peter Betts examine whether the postponed talks can and should become a centrepiece of revitalised global cooperation on climate change.

Paul Mashatile, Treasurer General of the African National Congress (ANC), discusses the party’s priorities for economic recovery during and after the pandemic.