Events
The Foreign Policy Centre holds events to engage the public in debates around key international affairs issues. These include seminars, conferences, keynote speeches and expert roundtables. The majority of events will take place in London but the FPC will work with partners to hold events in other UK Cities and internationally. To listen to recordings of previous events visit our YouTube page or click on past events. For general enquiries about our events, please email: events@fpc.org.uk.
After the US Midterms: What the Results Mean for America and the World
This is a parliamentary event co-hosted by Leiden University and the Foreign Policy Centre. If you would like to attend, please RSVP to events@fpc.org.uk, including your full name, job title, and organisation. The 2026 US midterm elections come at a consequential point in President Donald Trump’s second term. With all seats in the House of Representatives and a third of the Senate being contested, the results will help ...
More infoChaired by Lord Robertson of Port Ellen, Chair of the International Relations and Defence Committee
Dr Andrew Gawthorpe, University Lecturer, Leiden University and Senior Research Fellow at the Foreign Policy Centre
Kevin Maloney, Chief Public Affairs Officer for the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
Laurel Rapp, Director, US and North America Programme, Chatham House
Professor Mel Bunce, Director, Centre for Journalism and Democracy, City St George’s, University of London
Palace of Westminster
If you would like to attend, please RSVP to events@fpc.org.uk, including your full name, job title, and organisation.
Europe’s Next Chapter: What Next for the Western Balkans?
This is a parliamentary event co-hosted by the Aston Centre for Europe and the Foreign Policy Centre. If you would like to attend, please RSVP to events@fpc.org.uk, including your full name, job title, and organisation. Please specify that you are registering for the Western Balkans event on 17 November. The Western Balkans are entering a particularly consequential period. Russia’s war against Ukraine and renewed momentum around European Union (EU) ...
More infoChaired by Rt Hon Anneliese Dodds MP
Vladimír Bilčík, Senior Fellow, GLOBSEC
Chris Levick, Regional Director, Europe and Central Asia, Westminster Foundation for Democracy
Professor Denisa Kostovicova, Professor of Global Politics, London School of Economics and Political Science
Palace of Westminster
If you would like to attend, please RSVP to events@fpc.org.uk, including your full name, job title, and organisation. Please specify that you are registering for the Western Balkans event on 17 November.