Natalie Samarasinghe, Executive Director, UNA-UK and Alan Doss, President, Kofi Annan Foundation, examine future prospects for the UN.

Examining Kofi Annan's belief that development is fundamental to human dignity and freedom.

What are the barriers to youth engagement? Which global issues most demand youth participation and where has such participation had impact?

Lord Mark Malloch Brown and Robin Niblett open the conference with their thoughts about the legacy of Kofi Annan, before the first session examines peacekeeping and the protection of civilians.

Examining the UN’s role in promoting and protecting human rights, and the impact of UN mechanisms and initiatives in an increasingly challenging political environment for human rights and rule of law.

Reflecting on how Kofi Annan’s personality and values influenced his approach to managing crises and on the role of the UN Secretary-General in crisis management generally.

Ben and Agnes speak to participants at the See Me Safe Centenary Symposium, where experts and campaigners discuss how to protect children living through conflict.

Q&A discussion following the screening which places some of the themes raised by the documentary into a wider conversation looking at the future of the Rohingya Muslim population.

Panellists assess contemporary power shifts in the international world order, focusing on the extent to which Asia may be rising at the expense of the traditional powers of the West.

To mark the 2019 European parliamentary elections, the Undercurrents team speak to Elisabeth von Hammerstein, programme director for international affairs at the Körber-Stiftung, about the political outlook in Germany.