Peace & Security

Britain in the World: A Time of Decline or Reinvention?

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Former minister Jeremy Hunt on the UK’s global future – and the challenges at home and abroad.

Who Really Owns AI?

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Investigative 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

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Shami 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

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Chris Morris, CEO of Full Fact, unpacks the global misinformation crisis and its threat to democracy.

Britain’s History Through Its Enemies with Terry Deary

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Bestselling 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

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Cognitive 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

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Peter 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?

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In partnership with IPPR, a discussion on democracy’s future amid rising political distrust.

Adventures In Democracy with Brian Eno

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Legendary 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

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Hugo Rifkind interviews Nussaibah Younis about her 'wickedly funny' novel Fundamentally, on love, loss, and the wild world of international aid.