We are living through the most dangerous period of international tension since the end of the Cold War. With defence spending firmly on the agenda, alliances shifting and military forces preparing for potential conflict, where are the greatest risks to global stability?
This debate addresses one of the most contentious issues in global politics today: to what extent do formerly colonising countries such as Britain, France, Belgium, Germany and the United States owe a debt for their role in the Atlantic Slave Trade?
Authors Keir Giles, David J. Betz & Elisabeth Braw explore the current global geopolitical landscape. Chaired by Charles Hecker.
Caroline Knowles, author of Uneasy Streets, and author Oliver Bullough discuss cities, investment and ‘dirty money.’
Chaired by Talat Yaqoob, Financial Times senior world desk editor Victor Mallet (author of Far-Right France), author Nikesh Shukla, and journalist Daniel Trilling discuss the rise of the far-right.
Devi Sridhar chairs a robust discussion on doubt and certainty with medicine historian Caitjan Gainty, author of Healthy Scepticism, and journalist Elizabeth Finkel.
Join Ahana Datta Fasel for a discussion about her new book, Full Stack Spies: Cyber Espionage in the Age of US–China Competition.
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Join Barbara Emerson for a discussion about her latest book, The First Cold War:Â Anglo-Russian Relations in the 19th Century.
This panel explores the social and economic pressures that can leave individuals vulnerable to these ideologies, including inequality, isolation, identity and shifting cultural expectations.Â
