The UK-Saudi Arabian relationship is long-standing and heavily concentrated on security: a key pillar of the relationship is the controversial flow of arms from the UK to Saudi Arabia.

Our panellists discuss how to respond to the interference and manipulation of personal data.

Ben discusses the state of the Brexit negotiations with Georgina Wright, while Agnes meets Oliver Bullough to discuss how the global financial system allows wealthy individuals to escape the confines of their domestic tax systems and hide their money in foreign havens.

In this episode, Agnes speaks to Owen Grafham about providing universal energy access to refugees, while Ben discusses Australian foreign policy with Richard McGregor.

Ben meets with James Crabtree and Champa Patel to discuss inequality, corruption and capitalism in modern India, and Ben and Agnes talk to Jane Connors, the first victims rights advocate for the UN, about a new strategy to combat sexual exploitation.

Drawing on a decade and a half of public service in four different US administrations Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat discusses the impact of historic American domestic and foreign policies on current US political life.

Agnes discusses the UK-US special relationship and European responses to Donald Trump, while Ben examines Japan's response to the Singapore Summit, TPP and China's role in the region.

How must global trade rules evolve to deal with new challenges? Is the WTO still fit for purpose or is broader international reform needed? And what role is the UK likely to play?

At this event, Professor David Kinley explores ways to reform finance and bolster its legitimacy by reinforcing human rights.

At this event, the panel examines the ways in which China, Russia and Iran could potentially shape a new world order in the years to come.