Reimagining Democracy & Justice

How to defeat the far right with Nick Lowles

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Anti-immigrant hostility feeds off dissatisfaction. Only by recreating a sense of community in left-behind areas do we stand a chance at combating it, says the CEO of Hope not Hate

Nation of Strangers featuring Ece Temelkuran and Juliet Stevenson

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Writer and political thinker Ece Temelkuran presents her new book in an event featuring live readings from Juliet Stevenson, hosted by Jon Alexander and Omezzine Khelifa.

The Crime That Underpins All Other Crimes

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Money laundering costs the global economy an estimated $2 trillion a year and sustains everything from drug trafficking to war. At a recent talk at The Conduit in London, journalist Oliver Bullough argued that decades of effort to stop it have failed, and explained why.

Nick Lowles: How to Defeat the Far Right

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Renowned campaigner Nick Lowles reflects on pressing questions and possible solutions amid the rise of far-right extremism.

In Sudan’s forgotten war, civilians have built their own lifelines

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As Sudan’s civil war enters its third year and the humanitarian crisis deepens, volunteer-run Emergency Response Rooms have become vital sources of survival and solidarity. Their work reveals both the scale of civilian resilience and the cost of an international inaction.

From surviving the Holocaust to international human rights judge

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Theodor Meron transformed his experience surviving genocide into a legal career that has shaped international human rights law for in the decades since.

Crisis in Sudan: The Cost of Inaction and the Future at Stake

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The Conduit and Crisis Action assemble a panel of experts working at the frontline of what NGOs and IGOs have identified as “the worst humanitarian crisis in the world".

What’s at stake if NATO falls? A deep dive on Russia’s hit list

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While Greenland and Venezuela dominate the headlines, our expert panel warned that there are simmering tensions we can’t afford to ignore

Theodor Meron – From Surviving the Holocaust to Judging Genocide

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One of the most influential international judges of his time, Theodor Meron, talks to Baroness Helena Kennedy about his remarkable life and career.