In a bonus episode of Undercurrents, Chatham House Director Robin Niblett travels to California to discuss the linkages between technology and international affairs with Casper Klynge, Denmark's tech ambassador.

As the current US administration heralds the prospect of brokering a so-called ‘Deal of the Century’ in the Middle East, the foreign minister of the Palestinian National Authority discusses the future of Palestine.

This meeting focuses on the protection of the wounded and sick in armed conflict and includes discussion of challenges to the protection of medical care and of health providers.

Undercurrents returns with two new interviews this week; on life as a Chinese millennial, and how targeted attacks on infrastructure in the West Bank and Gaza affect the lives of civilians.

The panellists unpack citizenship and its discontents in the Middle East and assess the role of citizen-led efforts to support pluralism and inclusion.

This debate explores the very real disparities in how Russia is viewed in the West.

Panel discussion considering the extent to which the US Supreme Court may be becoming increasingly politicized.

The panellists assess the extent to which the success of new political movements and parties is due to their innovative use of digital technology.

Ben hears from Rita Dayoub on how to protect health workers in conflict zones, including recordings of eye-witness accounts, and Agnes speaks to Hans Kundnani about democracy and technology.

This event explores the developing situation, examining the factors that led to this latest chapter in Libya’s civil conflict, and what needs to happen to find a way out of the crisis.