The panel discusses the need for comprehensive international guardrails to govern the research, testing or deployment of solar geoengineering.

Moving through rare archival footage and the personal accounts, About a War unpacks the tensions between individual choice and sectarian violence in a civil war.

What is next for Iran going forward and how has its domestic and international outlook shifted over the last four decades?

This week Agnes and Ben meet with experts on China's economy and the history of UK relations with the Gulf states.

Drawing on the themes of his new book, Weijian Shan discusses the incredible cultural and economic change that has taken place in China over the last thirty years.

Debating the challenges of a new international economic order including the de-liberalization of international trade and the potential impacts of Brexit on the Japan-UK partnership.

Panellists consider what populist leaders’ recent victories mean for the direction of travel of Mexico, Brazil and potentially Latin America as a whole.

In this podcast, Roderic Wye and Professor Rosemary Foot explore how China’s engagement with the UN is evolving in the areas of peace and security, looking in particular at the rise in China’s involvement in peacekeeping.

The panel consider the latest findings of the longest-running and broadest barometer of Afghan attitudes and opinions, and discuss its implications.

The panel explores the role that digital technology plays in the current crisis of liberal democracy in Europe.