
Britain in the World: A Time of Decline or Reinvention?
Past Events, Peace & Security, Social & Racial Equity, Solutions AgendaFormer minister Jeremy Hunt on the UK’s global future – and the challenges at home and abroad.

Who Really Owns AI?
Past Events, Peace & Security, Programme, Solutions AgendaInvestigative journalist Karen Hao on Sam Altman, AI’s future, and the tech race shaping our world.

Human Rights: The Case for the Defence, with Shami Chakrabarti
Past Events, Peace & Security, Programme, Social & Racial Equity, Solutions AgendaShami Chakrabarti, former director of Liberty and member of the House of Lords, with Hannah MacInnes on why human rights matter more than ever.

How to Fight Misinformation
Past Events, Peace & Security, Programme, Solutions AgendaChris Morris, CEO of Full Fact, unpacks the global misinformation crisis and its threat to democracy.

Britain’s History Through Its Enemies with Terry Deary
Arts & Culture, Insights, Past Events, Peace & Security, ProgrammeBestselling Horrible Histories author Terry Deary brings history to life with a fun and eye-opening look at the enemies who shaped Britain.

The Ideological Brain: How Beliefs Shape Us
Past Events, Peace & Security, Programme, Solutions AgendaCognitive neuroscientist Dr. Leor Zmigrod examines belief, ideology, and the keys to fostering open-mindedness in today’s polarised world.

NATO, the Baltic, and the Future of Europe
Past Events, Peace & Security, ProgrammePeter Apps and Oliver Moody, with Sophia Gaston, explore NATO, the Baltic, and Europe’s future in an era of rising tensions.

Autocracy or Bureaucracy: What is the Real Threat to Democracy in 2025?
Past Events, Peace & Security, Programme, Solutions AgendaIn partnership with IPPR, a discussion on democracy’s future amid rising political distrust.

Adventures In Democracy with Brian Eno
Past Events, Peace & Security, Solutions AgendaLegendary artist Brian Eno, Bette Adriaanse, and Jon Alexander explore art, creativity, and imagination in today’s crisis of democracy.

A Night Out with Nussaibah Younis and Hugo Rifkind
Insights, Past Events, Peace & SecurityHugo Rifkind interviews Nussaibah Younis about her 'wickedly funny' novel Fundamentally, on love, loss, and the wild world of international aid.