Join award-winning journalist and author Nabila Ramdani as she discusses her new book, ‘Fixing France: How to Repair a Broken Republic’, charting the course of the Fifth Republic, created in 1958 at the height of the Algerian War of Independence.
Join journalists and authors Nabila Ramdani and Simon Kuper for a timely discussion – “Focus on France” – before the start of the Paris Olympic Games and in the wake of riveting parliamentary elections. All eyes are on France in light of these huge developments.
Join the award-winning journalist and author, Mick Brown as he discusses his book ‘The Nirvana Express’ with Martin Chilton.
David Olusoga and Alan Lester join us to reveal the dark realities of the British Empire, and reflect on the importance of historians amid the culture wars and resurgence of nationalism.
Join French-Algerian journalist, Nabila Ramdani, as she discusses her timely new book, ‘Fixing France: How to Repair a Broken Republic’. Nabila’s talk will spark crucial dialogue about the future trajectory of the French Republic, following one of the most divisive parliamentary elections ever.
Join Waterstones Trafalgar Square for this talk with Laura Beers and Phil Tinline to celebrate the publication of Laura’s latest book, ‘Orwell’s Ghosts’.
Professor Helen Thompson and our illustrious panel of historians and current affairs experts examine todays crises – will 2024 be a turning point in history or just another year?
Join Nabila Ramdani, author of ‘Fixing France’, for this talk about the broken Fifth republic.
This year’s Ibn Rushd lecture will bring to life and honour the hidden histories of Muslim women in Britain.
