2018 offers huge opportunities with the replenishment of the Global Partnership for Education followed by the G7 in Canada and G20 in Argentina. Will this be the year the world turns the tide on the global education crisis?

Michael Hardt sketches the basic outlines of the global order today and attempts to discern the resources for change within and outside the global and national institutional structures.

In the internet age, where people can more readily fact-check or substantiate claims, why would expert opinion be shunned and what is taking its place?

Edward Lee discusses the possibilities for collaboration and the co-evolution of human and artificial intelligence.

Drawing from the findings of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine report Global Health and the Future Role of the United States, this event analyses future global health priorities.

In the first in a new podcast series from International Affairs, former UK Ambassador to Lebanon Tom Fletcher, discusses his recent book The Naked Diplomat.

Our panellists discuss the impact that the outcome of the referendum will have on the Kurdish population, Iraq and the wider Middle East.

Yukon Huang, author of the new book Cracking the China Conundrum: Why Conventional Economic Wisdom Is Wrong, addresses changes in the Chinese economy.

Drawing on the findings from his new book, Tam Bayoumi outlines the cumulative policy errors on either side of the North Atlantic that he believes has undermined the stability of both the European and the US financial sectors.

The panellists present ways in which governments can reduce the opaque nature of drone strikes while at the same time ensuring military and state interests are protected.