Steve Coll examines the prolonged military engagement and assesses the US’s overt and covert missions in this region almost 17 years after Bush’s ‘war on terror’ began.

Given the political, economic and social challenges troubling both the central government in Baghdad and the local government in Mosul, what is the likelihood of successful and prompt reconstruction?

Agnes speaks with Alistair Burt MP about the UK government's new approaches to resolving armed conflicts, while Ben and Agnes jointly interview Stephane Dubois and Roxanne Bildan about the Gender and Growth Initiative.

A special recording focusing on how elites can re-engage with their publics, featuring a panel of experts from six different countries.

Contributors of July’s special issue of International Affairs explore recent developments in Japanese foreign policy, focusing particularly on Japan’s approach to relations with their Asian neighbours.

Panellists explore how Jordan has sought to respond to recent challenges and look to the future to assess Jordan’s evolving position within the region and beyond.

Agnes discusses machine learning and AI regulation with Jacob Parakilas, while Ben tackles Saudi social reforms with Jane Kinninmont.

In light of Donald Trump’s protectionist rhetoric, what does the future of US trade policy look like?

Ahead of the next Berlin Process Summit in London in July, the deputy foreign minister of Slovenia outlines his hopes for the future of the initiative.

Shashi Tharoor explores the complex relationship between religion and the state in India. In particular, he examines the rich and varied history of Hinduism in India, practised by more than 79% of the population.