Intelligence Squared

Do We Have The Right To Die? With Lady Hale and Rowan Williams (Part One)

An Evening with Douglas Stuart (Part Two)

An Evening with Douglas Stuart (Part One)

How To Win a Trade War, with Soumaya Keynes and Chad Bown

How To Kill A Language, with Sophia Smith Galer (Part Two)

How To Kill A Language, with Sophia Smith Galer (Part One)

The Secret Life of Our Organs and How They Keep us Healthy, with Dr Giulia Enders

Chasing Aliens, with Jon Ronson and Daniel Lavelle (Part Two)

Chasing Aliens, with Jon Ronson and Daniel Lavelle (Part One)

Has Far-Right Politics Entered The Mainstream in the UK? With Daniel Trilling

Love, Loss and Mourning Paul Auster, with Siri Hustvedt

What Would Happen If We Met Aliens? With Neil deGrasse Tyson

Humanity’s enduring quest to determine if we are alone in the universe hinges on statistical probability, as the vast age of the cosmos and the ubiquity of life-essential elements like carbon suggest extraterrestrial life is inevitable. While popular culture often portrays aliens as hostile, this trope reflects human h...

London Falling: Patrick Radden Keefe on How Money, Power and Corruption Shape Our City, with Emily Maitlis (Part Two)

London Falling: Patrick Radden Keefe on How Money, Power and Corruption Shape Our City, with Emily Maitlis (Part One)

What Do We Ask Google, and What Does It Tell Us About Human Nature? With Simon Rogers

How Is Predictive AI Shaping Our World? With AI Philosopher Carissa Véliz

Weimar and Hitler: How did fascism take hold in Germany’s historic town? With Katja Hoyer

An Evening with Kae Tempest (Part Two)

An Evening with Kae Tempest (Part One)

What Will Trigger the Next World War? With Peter Apps

Global conflict risks are rising, with the Asia-Pacific region, particularly Taiwan, serving as the most volatile potential flashpoint for a wider war. While Europe and the Middle East currently face active, kinetic engagements, these conflicts often follow patterns of gradual escalation rather than sudden, accidental ...