A week on from the election results, the panellists analyse the results, what insights they provide about voter sentiment in the country and how they impact relations between Ukraine, Russia and the EU moving forward.

The role technology plays in human, social and political life is becoming an increasingly urgent question. Panellists discuss the extent to which advances in technology can be said to be re-engineering humanity.

This week Ben and Agnes meet up with Tim Benton, Distinguished Visiting Fellow in the Energy, Environment and Resources Department at Chatham House, to discuss the future of the global food system.

The panel discusses the aftermath of civil war in Liberia where trade rather than war drove the state-building process.

The panel asks whether technology can help solve the gender inequality problem it is accused of perpetuating.

The panellists assess whether governments should negotiate with terror groups, non-state actors, transnational criminal networks or even state sponsors of terrorism in hostage crises.

The president of Kosovo discusses the ongoing Belgrade-Pristina dialogue and Kosovo’s European prospects.

Panellists assess the future of the Atlantic alliance with a particular focus on Britain’s relationship with NATO.

Author, academic and former Obama administration ‘regulatory czar’, Cass Sunstein, explores how change happens.

Ben interviews Rajesh Basrur about India-Pakistan relations and Agnes discusses how to regulate cyberspace with Emily Taylor.