One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This

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A conversation with Giller Prize-winning author Omar El Akkad, moderated by Max Porter, on confronting the illusions of the West and imagining a better future.

How the World Eats, Julian Baggini in Conversation with Tristram Stuart

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Philosopher Julian Baggini and food waste activist Tristram Stuart explore how our food choices shape the planet, our values, and our future.

Iran and The Future of the Middle East

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The Middle East is changing fast—explore how Iran’s maneuvers and rising grassroots movements are rewriting the rules in Syria and beyond.

Diane Abbott: A Woman Like Me

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A wide-ranging conversation with the Mother of the House on her journey, challenges faced, and advocacy for social justice and equality.

Can AI be a Force for Good? A Conversation with Craig Mundie

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Tech visionary Craig Mundie joins neuroscientist Anil Seth to explore AI’s transformative potential and how it can be harnessed for good.

How to Trust and Be Trusted, with Rachel Botsman

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Rachel Botsman, in conversation with Helen Barrett, explores how trust shapes behaviour, culture, and connection.

See How The World Can Change: The Solutions Agenda 2025

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An evening of hope and action with Paul van Zyl and Simon Mundy, as The Conduit reveals bold ways to tackle the world’s biggest challenges.

World Briefing: Trump, Conflicts and the Economy in 2025

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A range of experts examine Trump’s return and its impact on global trade, conflicts, and the economy in 2025.

Talking Taboos

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Talking Taboos returns to The Conduit to speak the unspoken, break the silence, and tackle the topics that truly matter.

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Hisham Matar

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A conversation on friendship, exile and his latest novel, My Friends, on the Libyan resistance.