The speakers discuss the current state of affairs in Crimea and propose strategies for Kyiv and the international community in countering these challenges.

The panel explore the risk of asset stranding from the perspective of different stakeholders including asset owners, companies and policy-makers.

The panel explore the risk of asset stranding from the perspective of different stakeholders including asset owners, companies and policy-makers.

The International Affairs March 2016 podcast includes interviews with this issue's guest editors Laura J. Shephard and Paul Kirby on the potential and limits of the Women, Peace and Security agenda, plus Krisztina Csortea on the book reviews section.

In this podcast, John Nilsson-Wright speaks to Bill Emmott and Masayuki Tadokoro about Japan's changing regional and international role.

In our latest episode, Nigel Lawson discusses why he believes the UK should leave the EU.

As the UN-backed negotiations for the establishment of a Government of National Accord continues, the panel discuss the political dynamics at play in Libya and consider what it would take for a unified government to succeed.

As the UN-backed negotiations for the establishment of a Government of National Accord continues, the panel discuss the political dynamics at play in Libya and consider what it would take for a unified government to succeed.

Professor Attahiru Jega reflects on his experiences as chair of Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission and discusses the lessons that can be learnt for a pivotal election year across sub-Saharan Africa.