Former US chief negotiator in the Middle East, Robert Malley, discusses why the American approach to conflict negotiation has failed.

Drawing on decades spent across business, politics and civil society, Lord Michael Hastings shares his lessons on how leaders can act with purpose, courage and humility when easy answers don’t exist.

The UK has the least generous paternity leave policy in Europe. Giving men the same time off work as women will not only help fathers and babies, but also spark billions in economic growth.

Rana Dasgupta joins Mishal Husain, host of the Mishal Husain Show podcast, to discuss the future of our nation-state system.

Two decades after the invasion of Afghanistan, veteran journalist Jon Anderson and Afghan filmmaker Tamana Ayazi reflect on the colossal misjudgements of the U.S. invasion

Hello from the Impact Programme team. We’ve had a great start to the year, and here’s just some of what you can look forward to in March, April and May.

We invite you to the Psychology for Change Community Group gathering, led by champions Steph French and Stuart Mills.

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

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.