Exploring how 'dark money' affects the global economy and democracy, and how countries in the Indo-Pacific region are dealing with the rise of China.

Tim Benton reflects on the relationship between land, food and climate change, and considers the challenges created by competing demands for the services land produces.

The panel discusses how the notion, and rhetoric, of ‘Global Britain’ fares against different readings of Britain’s international history.

The panellists consider the role of both soft- and hard- power in tackling extremist ideology and the violence it can foster.

Reflecting on findings from their recent paper, which draws on 75 off-the-record interviews with analysts and policymakers in 10 countries, Sanam Vakil and Neil Quilliam discuss the viability of a new deal with Iran.

Examining how international law is impacting on economic and security challenges as well as opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region.

Drawing on New York attorney James Zirin’s new book, Plaintiff in Chief, this event examines the relationship between President Trump’s litigation history and his approach to the presidency.

Panel discussion following the screening reflecting on the state of the peace agreement in Colombia today.

Walter Russell Mead examines the current administration and its implications for the foreign policy choices of future administrations.

Panellists discuss the immense power of the law to advance the right to health. How can the law safeguard health, promote equality and translate vision into action and sustainable development?