This event begins with a screening of Omnia: a short documentary of a young woman’s experience of undergoing FGM. The panellists then discuss the film before focusing on the cultural and health reasons for ending FGM.

At this event, Loretta Napoleoni argues that since the events of 9/11, and the following destabilization of regions in the Middle East and North Africa, there has been a marked increase in trafficking refugees to the coast of Europe.

In conjunction with the launch of the special issue of International Affairs, ‘India’s rise at 70’, the panellists and authors of the special issue debate stasis and change in Indian foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Two years into his post, the foreign minister of Sri Lanka outlines the reconciliation efforts brought in by President Maithripala Sirisena following the end of 25 years of conflict in the country.

In this podcast, John Nilsson-Wright speaks with an expert panel about the rise of populism, Japanese reactions to Brexit and the Trump effect on international trade and the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

In this podcast, Ambassador Reuben E. Brigety II speaks to Xenia Wickett about the challenge for American soft power following the 2016 US presidential election and its role in a changing international system.

This event, in collaboration with the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, looked beyond the UK's relationship with China to assess the impact of Brexit on some other key trading partners in Asia.

The Asia Foundation present findings from a comprehensive perceptions poll covering all 34 provinces.

2016 marks 25 years since the fall of the Soviet Union and the beginning of independence for former USSR states. To mark this anniversary, the panel reflects on the transition of the Soviet states to becoming independent countries.