The world of 2025 looks very different to the world of 1995. One central debate is the growing global role of China – and what this means for states and peoples around the world. Join Zhou Bo, Nigel Inkster and Tian Shichen to discuss this theme.
Join Charles Hecker at the Harriman Institute for a talk about his new book, ‘Zero Sum’ – a fascinating account of the highs and lows of doing business in post-Soviet Russia.
Join Raphael Cormack for a discussion about his new book, Holy Men of the Electromagnetic Age: The Forgotten History of the Occult at Lichfield Literature Festival.
Food and travel writer Marc Millon explains how the story of Italy has always been entwined with that of wine. And he offers some tastings to the audience.
Join Janne Haaland Matlary and Rob Johnson as they discuss their new book, ‘NATO and the Russian War in Ukraine’.
Join Diana Darke as she discusses the themes of her new book, ‘Islamesque’.
Government adviser Keir Giles, academic Professor Mark Galeotti and journalist Stephanie Baker discuss the Russian threat and how to deal with Putin.
Join Kaplan live in London for a bracing but hopeful glimpse into the future.
Join Robert Kaplan, one of the leading international thinkers on global affairs and author of ‘Waste Land’, for a wide-ranging and timely discussion about our chaotic, globalised world where present crises resonate with past tyrannies.
Writer, journalist and former Pentagon advisor Robert D Kaplan will give the keynote American Lecture at Oxford Literary Festival.
Join Shannon Monaghan as she discusses her new book, ‘To Die With Such Men’.
Join Raphael Cormack and Kieran Hodgson as they discuss Raphael’s new book, Holy Men of the Electromagnetic Age.
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