As the newly appointed minister for Africa, James Duddridge MP discusses the UK’s priorities in its political engagements with Africa and the role of improved commercial relations in underpinning a values-based approach.

Following the Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire, the expert panel consider whether this will mean a lasting truce in Gaza or if we can expect a similar conflict in a few years.

Following the Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire, the expert panel consider whether this will mean a lasting truce in Gaza or if we can expect a similar conflict in a few years.

Drawing on extensive first-hand experience, Jamie Bartlett discusses the experience of spending one year immersed in the internet's most dangerous subcultures, how conditions of freedom and anonymity affects human behaviour, and what it means for society today.

Jean-Christophe Belliard discusses how the need for reactive policy in many contexts sits with France’s wider strategy in Africa.

At this roundtable, Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield discusses US policy and priorities in Africa and the significance of the summit for enhanced US-Africa relations.

This conference considers how SWFs can develop strategies to ensure their performance as accountable financial tools in service of national economies, rather than becoming grey financial tools or parallel budgets. It focuses on what these funds can deliver for sub-Saharan African states, review their demand, development and delivery on expectations, and discusses their role in the international financial system.

This conference considers how SWFs can develop strategies to ensure their performance as accountable financial tools in service of national economies, rather than becoming grey financial tools or parallel budgets. It focuses on what these funds can deliver for sub-Saharan African states, review their demand, development and delivery on expectations, and discusses their role in the international financial system.

This conference considers how SWFs can develop strategies to ensure their performance as accountable financial tools in service of national economies, rather than becoming grey financial tools or parallel budgets. It focuses on what these funds can deliver for sub-Saharan African states, review their demand, development and delivery on expectations, and discusses their role in the international financial system.