London - 14 Nov 19

A Lunch Discussion on Yemen's role in the current Gulf crisis

London - 07 Nov 19

A breakfast discussion on Israeli foreign policy under Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu

London - 06 Nov 19

An off-the-record discussion on the need for a pan-European effort for repatriating the children of ISIS members

London - 08 Oct 19

A lunchtime discussion on the future of international funding for Israeli-Palestinian NGOs and the challenges it faces

London - 03 Sep 19

A discussion workshop on Artificial Intelligence’s impact on geopolitics and warfare and what it means for Europe

London - 21 May 19

With the UK now participating in the European Parliament elections, commentators have touted them as second referendum on Brexit. But what will mobilise voters to turn out, and what should we expect from the outcome? Will an anti-EU block emerge as the new political force, or will younger, pro-Europeans mobilise around an optimistic and progressive vision for Europe? and what does the result mean for the of Europe?

London - 25 Apr 19

How can differences between the US, EU, and Turkey be successful navigated in the Middle East?

London - 04 Dec 18

Discussing US secondary sanctions

London - 09 Nov 18

Developments in US-Russia relations

Josef Janning - 24 October 2019

Britain helped bring modern, unified, and peaceful Germany into being. Its Brexit convulsions have trashed this historic reputation – probably for good.
 

Nick Witney - 21 October 2019

Prime Minister Boris Johnson seems to have the momentum to get his Brexit deal over the line – and to follow up with a general election triumph while the electorate are still sighing with relief.

Mark Leonard - 03 April 2019

As the United Kingdom has hurtled ever closer to the Brexit cliff, once-abstract notions of a transcendent European identity have gained substance, and millions of people who still believe in the European project have come out in support of it. The question now is whether the European idea can win out over resurgent nationalism.

Chris Raggett - 19 July 2018

The UK’s flawed anti-corruption regime has an impact on its global role. A new round of reforms could help strengthen the rule of law at home and abroad.

Nick Witney - 14 November 2017

Europe must help May sugar-coat the very bitter pills the Brits are going to have to swallow.

Mark Leonard - 05 October 2017

In the past 20 years, the UK and Germany have switched positions, with the latter now representing openness while the former has come to embody backward-looking nationalism. But there is no reason to believe that the two countries won't swap places again.

Nick Witney - 20 September 2017

If she does not, the Johnson sabotage effort will have succeeded, and the outlook for the negotiations and the country’s future will be grim indeed.

Nick Witney - 30 August 2017

What do we know about Brexit?

Christoph Klavehn - 17 August 2017

By leaving the EU Britain gives up unique ties and influence with its EU partners. They are fast adapting.