Future Cities: Building Sustainable, Inclusive Communities

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Our panel explores the future of urban living and how climate change, sustainability, digitalisation, and urbanisation are reshaping our cities.

How To Be A More Impactful Non-Profit Leader

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Nick Grono in conversation with non-profit leaders, Mabel van Oranje and Danny Sriskandarajah exploring joys and challenges of non-profit leadership.

The Wealth Holders Rejecting Extreme Wealth

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Join us for a discussion on the need for a Ministry of Extreme Wealth, global redistribution, and ethical wealth overhaul with Jake Hayman.

Cracking the Code in China

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An evening with Michael Sheridan, one of the best informed and wisest writers on China.

Elif Shafak Discusses ‘There Are Rivers in the Sky’

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The internationally bestselling, deeply beloved author and activist joins us to share the story of one lost poem, two great rivers, and three remarkable lives – all connected by a single drop of water.

Accountability in Ukraine & Gaza

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Join us for a discussion on how international law addresses conflicts, the role of legal institutions like the International Court of Justice and International Criminal Court in pursuing justice, and the impact of these rulings on global politics.

Gabriel Gatehouse on QAnon and the Conspiracy Machine

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Join the creator of the hit podcast The Coming Storm Gabriel Gatehouse for a riveting deep dive into the roots of Q Anon and the rise of the extreme right in the US.

Insurgent Government: How can Government Deliver for the People?

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What happens when a population no longer believes democracy can deliver on important issues? New MP Josh Simons and Michael Gove discuss.

The Dictators Who Want To Run The World

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The celebrated historian and journalist, Anne Applebaum, joins David Aaronovitch, journalist, broadcaster, and author, to discuss the networks undermining global democracy—and how we can combat them.

Adventures in Democracy with Baratunde Thurston and Elizabeth Stewart

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Jon Alexander, Baratunde Thurston and Elizabeth Stewart discuss redefining democracy as something we do, and where "citizen" becomes a verb.