Elon Buys Twitter: What’s Next for the World's Town Square?

The End of the End of History? Grand Strategy with Emma Sky

AI and Geopolitics with Angela Merkel’s Nerd-in-Chief, Kirsten Rulf

Can Democracy Flourish in the 21st Century? With Laura Alonso

2021 World Fellow James Irungu Mwangi

2021 World Fellow Elinda Labropoulou

2021 World Fellow Orr Hirschauge

2021 World Fellow Abdi Ismail

2021 World Fellow Rayhan Asat

2021 World Fellow Ömür Kula Çapan

2021 World Fellow Korto Reeves

2021 World Fellow Udo Jude Ilo

2021 World Fellow Muthanna Khriesat

2021 World Fellow Nora Al-Jindi

2021 World Fellow Srikumar Misra

2021 World Fellow Laura Alonso

2020 World Fellow Katrin Hett

Katrin Hett discusses her work in the United Nations, the future of multilateralism, and the importance of restoring trust.

2020 World Fellow Musa Mahmodi

Musa Mahmodi talks about life in Afghanistan under the Taliban, why he became a lawyer, his work as Executive Director of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission, and the peace process in his country.

2020 World Fellow Hamish Falconer

Hamish Falconer discusses his work in Afghanistan as a diplomat, Britain’s role in a changing world, Scotland, and ways to improve society.

2020 World Fellow Hyppolite Ntigurirwa

Hyppolite Ntigurirwa discusses how he survived the Rwandan genocide, found the will to forgive, and established Be the Peace to promote reconciliation.

2020 World Fellow Sally Abi Khalil

Sally Abi Khalil talks about her work as the Country Director of Oxfam in Lebanon, the 4 August 2020 blast which destroyed the port of Beirut, the Lebanese protest movement, and how Doughnut Economics can help Lebanon build back better.

2020 World Fellow Ambroise Brenier

Ambroise Brenier explains what led him to become an environmentalist and his work for the Wildlife Conservation Society in Madagascar and Papua New Guinea.

2020 World Fellow Stephanie Busari

CNN correspondent Stephanie Busari discusses why she became a journalist, how she obtained the ‘proof of life’ video that showed that the missing Chibok schoolgirls were still alive and which kickstarted crucial negotiations with Boko Haram that led to the eventual release of more than 100 of them.

2020 World Fellow Jorge Soto

Jorge Soto, a Mexican entrepreneur, discusses CitiVox, why he went to work for the government, why he set up the biotechnology company Miroculus, and whether it is possible to create an algorithm for the good of society.

2020 World Fellow Evan Mawarire

Evan Mawarire, a Zimbabwean clergyman and activist, describes why he founded #ThisFlag Citizen’s Movement, how his Christian faith helped him withstand detention and torture, and his hopes for the future of Zimbabwe.