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Johannesburg, South Africa
Building a just world and a sustainable planet
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Leadership for a more secure and sustainable Americas
Davos, Switzerland
Yearly meeting for worldwide economic dialogue
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Planning for the next era of leadership and governance
Munich, Germany
Uniting for global peace and stability
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
A gathering for Africa’s future: unity, governance, and growth
New York, New York
Marking the 70th session of the Commission on the Status of Women
Washington, DC
The leading platform for dialogue on international finance and development
Geneva, Switzerland
Setting global priorities for health and well-being
Haute-Savoie, France
Strengthening cooperation among the world’s major democracies
London, United Kingdom
Showcasing innovation and collaboration for a sustainable future
Ankara, Türkiye
The defining forum for NATO’s future strategy and cohesion
Geneva, Switzerland
Driving innovation for inclusive and responsible AI
New York, New York
Convening global leaders and innovators on the sidelines of UNGA
Washington, DC
Advancing readiness, modernization, and partnerships
Bangkok, Thailand
Addressing the world’s most pressing economic challenges
Yerevan, Armenia
The UN’s leading forum for global action on biodiversity
Seoul, South Korea
Shaping the economic future of the Asia-Pacific region
The rising global burden of cancer demands stronger national cancer control plans (NCCPs).Foreign Policy convened global leaders at the World Health Summit to highlight strategies to overcome financing and workforce barriers, share lessons from diverse health systems, and explore how sustainable investment and cross-sector collaboration can advance innovation and reduce cancer inequities worldwide.
As world leaders, researchers, and health innovators convene at the World Health Summit,Foreign Policy will be on the ground in Berlin for a curated slate of discussions focused on the evolving frontiers of global health. From epidemic preparedness and health equity to digital health, climate resilience, and pandemic governance, these sessions will bring together policymakers, scientists, civil society, and technologists to chart the path for what’s next in global health.
As global development is challenged by deepening inequality, debt distress, and geopolitical fragmentation, calls for reform are gaining traction.The Power of Purpose at UNGA80 explored how mission-driven models—rooted in ethics, community leadership, and faith traditions—are reshaping debates around the credibility of development institutions, the push for local ownership, and the moral foundations of international aid.
Around the world, citizens are confronting mounting authoritarianism, deepening inequality, and the erosion of rights and civic space. Against this backdrop,Foreign Policy and Open Society Foundations convened a forum to examine how open society ideals can be defended and strengthened in a rapidly changing world.
Global health is at a crossroads. As funding from leading donors declines, the world faces a growing burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), climate-related health threats, and deepening inequities in sexual and reproductive health. FP’sHealth Forum at UNGA80 will convene global leaders to advance coordinated action to expand health care access and strengthen health equity and system resilience worldwide.
Climate change is accelerating health crises, particularly in vulnerable communities. Yet funding for local adaptation remains limited and inconsistent. This event, co-hosted byForeign Policy, the Africa-Europe Foundation, and Foundation S, will unveil new research and spotlight community-driven solutions that build resilience, strengthen health systems, and ultimately advance global health security.
JoinForeign Policyfor a live taping ofCounterpoint, a podcast where two leading experts debate one pressing question, at this year’s United Nations General Assembly. FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal moderated a discussion with leading thinkers and policymakers on the issues of the day.
Tech innovation is accelerating, and with it, new possibilities for AI to transform international cooperation and development. Yet, the tech landscape is increasingly fragmented, marked by diverging regulations and trade tensions. At FP’sTech & AI Forum at UNGA80, policymakers and industry experts focused on mitigating risks and unlocking the potential of new technologies for economic growth, peace, and security.
Reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy is crucial for economic growth and opportunity. Despite a growing global energy demand, many communities still face limited or no access. FP’sEnergy Forum @ UNGA80convened global leaders and experts to discuss the pathways and partnerships that can expand access, strengthen competitiveness, and help ensure energy security for all.
As global challenges intensify, gender equity remains essential to economic growth, peace, and development.Her Power @ UNGA80 brought together policymakers, experts, and advocates to explore actionable strategies for advancing women’s rights and representation across government, business, and society in countries around the world.
As the United Nations gathers for its 80th assembly, Foreign Policy will return to New York to host a series of roundtables on emerging tech, the energy transition, global health, and more. These events will convene global leaders, experts, and innovators to tackle the complex challenges shaping our future. Through high-level, intimate conversations, the series will explore actionable strategies to address pressing global issues and drive sustainable progress.
As the United Nations gathers for its 80th assembly,Foreign Policy will return to New York to host a series of forums, roundtables, and simulations on emerging tech, the energy transition, food security, global health, and more.
In anticipation of World Population Day (July 11),Foreign Policy hosted a virtual, high-profile discussion on global population trends, in partnership with the Population Institute. This event brought together leaders across government, academia, and civil society to explore population trends, their drivers, and their impacts – including connections to reproductive autonomy, gender equality, and economic opportunity.
On the eve of the NATO Summit,Foreign Policy and the New Eurasian Strategies Centre hosted an exclusive reception and panel discussion mapping Russia’s next moves and NATO’s response.
Amidst a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape, joinForeign Policy for a series of multi-stakeholder conversations on the future of defense security and transatlantic cooperation.
Foreign Policy magazine’s hit fisheries podcastThe Catch was at the United Nations Ocean Conference! This special live taping, in partnership with the Walton Family Foundation and Ocean Conservancy, kicked off our upcoming season on tuna in the Pacific Islands.
Foreign Policy and Africell hosted the exclusive premiere of Lobito Bound, a documentary that examined Africa’s emerging “Silk Road.” Attendees heard about the human stories and transformative impact of the Lobito Corridor, a major infrastructure project that connected Angola, Zambia, the DRC, and Tanzania.
In Geneva,Foreign Policy hosted the latest installment of the FP Global Health Forum. Experts held discussions on the pressing challenges facing the global health community and the investments and strategies needed to safeguard existing gains and build a safer, healthier planet.
At the World Health Assembly,Foreign Policy hosted solutions-oriented discussions on everything from pandemic preparedness to the climate and health nexus, non-communicable diseases, health equity and inclusion, and more.
Foreign Policy and the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations (IFPMA) held a key discussion on driving innovation, mobilizing investment, and fostering collaboration to address non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
At the FP Solutions Summit, taking place in Washington, DC, during the World Bank/IMF Spring Meetings, we tackled urgent questions head-on and took a critical look at the innovative policies, investments, and partnerships needed to reduce vulnerabilities, strengthen economies, and bolster security to improve wellbeing around the world.
During the 2025 World Bank/IMF Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C.,Foreign Policy hosted a series of discussions on forward-thinking policies, strategic partnerships, and bold investments to address vulnerabilities and pave the way for a more secure and prosperous future.
At CSW69,Foreign PolicyhostedHer Power, bringing together an exclusive group of policymakers, innovators, and business leaders at a pivotal moment—the 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and 25th anniversary of the Women, Peace and Security agenda.
Foreign Policy hosted critical conversations between U.S. and allied experts on how and to what degree to engage in international norm-setting for AI’s military use, collaborate on emerging and dual-use technologies, and identify opportunities to strengthen common defense.
FP’s Emerging Threats Forum, an official side event of the Munich Security Conference, convened global leaders, policymakers, and experts to address the evolving landscape of transnational threats. This high-level gathering explored critical issues, including cyber defense, biosecurity, and shifting defense priorities, fostering cross-sector collaboration to enhance global resilience.
In Germany,Foreign Policy hosted exclusive, high-level engagements, including interactive crisis simulations, panels, and roundtables designed to foster candid, action-oriented dialogue on pressing security issues – from geopolitical tensions to cyber defense and biosecurity.
Foreign Policyhosted a public event and reception held across from the Davos Congress Centre on the future of cancer care. This session covered innovative strategies for early detection, value-based financing, the future of science, and the next generation of cancer care and health system strengthening. Leading voices in the private sector, scientific community, and policymaking joined and shared actionable insights and highlighted the critical interplay between science and policy to drive meaningful advancements in cancer care.
In Davos,Foreign Policy brought together leaders and changemakers across government, industry, and civil society for solutions-oriented public-facing and closed-door conversations aimed at fostering frank dialogue about how to tackle urgent global challenges effectively and collaboratively.
Foreign Policywas on the ground in Baku for COP29 for a series of conversations that brought together leaders and change-makers across government, industry, and civil society to explore advancing collective action to address climate change.
This event featured Kenya’s former U.N. ambassador Martin Kimani and the prolific Indian historian and journalist Vijay Prashad. They debated the question: Should the Global South Denounce Russia’s War in Ukraine as an Act of Colonialism?
How can marine protected areas be designed more collaboratively with fishing communities to foster ocean stewardship? How have similar competing priorities been addressed successfully in different regions? Moreover, how can marine protected areas promote food security and justice for coastal communities? On September 26th,Foreign Policy magazine and the Walton Family Foundation hosted a special live taping of The Catch, a global fisheries podcast.
Global food security is under unprecedented threat, exacerbated by climate change and regional conflicts that are increasing pressure on global agriculture systems and supply chains. At Food+ @ UNGA79 leaders explored how to build resilient, secure global food systems in the face of these challenges.
Rising energy demand and intensifying climate disasters are making a reliable, affordable clean energy transition more urgent than ever. The FP Energy Forum @ UNGA79 gathered leaders from government, industry, technology, and civil society to discuss innovative, sustainable energy solutions and actions to strengthen global energy and climate security.
Complex threats like climate change, emerging and drug-resistant diseases, and widening economic disparities are intensifying pressure on global health systems and compromising access to medical care. The FP Health Forum @ UNGA79 hosted discussions on mitigating these threats, enhancing healthcare access, and strengthening system resilience to ensure global health security.
As the world approaches the critical 1.5°C threshold, climate adaptation strategies are vital.Foreign Policy, Foundation S, and the Africa-Europe Foundation hosted an event that spotlit locally led health adaptations, proposes solutions to increase health care systems resilience, and addresses financing barriers to ensure that funding reaches those most in need.
As emerging technologies reshape the global landscape, policymakers must create strong frameworks to keep pace, ensuring that countries work together to avoid fragmentation and enhance connectivity, trade, security, and prosperity. At the FP Tech Forum @ UNGA79 experts discussed the latest efforts to reduce risks and promote responsible innovation for social good.
Achieving gender equity sits at the core of a series of SDGs, yet all too often ambitions have failed to translate into actions. FP’s Her Power Forum @ UNGA79 hosted discussions on enhancing women’s leadership and economic opportunity, strengthening access to health and reproductive care, closing the digital gender gap, and advancing the women, peace, and security agenda.
Cities are projected to house 70% of the global population by 2050, creating unique challenges and exciting opportunities to improve public health.Foreign Policy, in partnership with the Novartis Foundation, discovered how cutting-edge technology, data, and artificial intelligence can revolutionize cardiovascular health in urban environments worldwide.
Global leaders gathered in New York City for the 79th United Nations General Assembly amid escalating challenges, including food and security crises, advanced technological threats, health emergencies, and green energy needs. At FP @ UNGA79, we engaged a range of experts and leaders for frank discussions on the challenges and collaborative solutions needed to address these pressing global issues.
On September 12, Foreign Policy’s award-winning podcast leadership team shared expert strategies on how to navigate the crowded podcast landscape to ensure that your podcast reaches your target audience.
Amidst a rapidly evolving world, governments and the private sector need to forge a combined path to progress. On September 10th,Foreign Policy, in partnership withtheU.S. Department of State andU.S. Agency for International Development, hosted a series of conversations exploring the role of public-private collaboration in advancing U.S. foreign policy.
Warfare has evolved since NATO’s founding 75 years ago, and the next 75 years promise even more changes in battlefield tactics and technologies. On July 8th, Foreign Policy’s Security Forum examined how the U.S. and its NATO allies can adapt in the face of uncertainty.
As nations gather for the 75th anniversary of NATO,Foreign Policy will host programming that brings together voices from defense, government, intelligence, and the private sector to examine the alliance 75 years on and delve into the future of security across the Atlantic and beyond.
The NATO Summit comes at a potential inflection point for the alliance. On July 8th,Foreign Policy, Stand Together, and the European Council on Foreign Relations hosted a series of conversations reassessing transatlantic security.
As nations gathered for the 75th anniversary of NATO, Foreign Policy hosted programming that brought together voices from defense, government, intelligence, and the private sector to examine the alliance 75 years on and delve into the future of security across the Atlantic and beyond.
The global cost of cancer is rising. How can local actions inform global policy to mitigate the human and economic impact of the cost of cancer to ensure that treatment is accessible and affordable for patients everywhere?
Seventy-five years ago, the Geneva Conventions established binding rules on the protections for civilians and soldiers in armed conflicts, but with intensifying violence across the globe, they are not always universally accepted.Foreign Policy and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) hosted a cross-cutting discussion on the rules of war, the importance of compliance, and the future of warfare.
Amidst conversations on the efficacy of multilateral organizations,Foreign Policy, in partnership with the United Nations University Centre for Policy Research (UNU-CPR), examined how nations can shape the future of global governance.
On May 16th, Foreign Policy, in partnership with The Palantir Foundation for Defense Policy & International Affairs, held candid discussions on how AI is transforming alliances and defense strategy from the Atlantic to the Pacific, now and in the future.
The rapid acceleration of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has made it one of the World Health Organization’s top 10 global health threats. On May 14th,Foreign Policy and the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations (IFPMA) held a discussion on actions to fight AMR.
The 6th annual Her Power Summit explored the intersection of women’s equality and economic empowerment on a global scale.
The AI Era of Intelligence
Generative AI and Next Generation Defense
Safeguarding Global Elections in 2024
Ensuring Climate Policies Have Impact at Scale
AI Diplomacy
The Economic Impacts of AI
Driving Change in 2024 and Beyond
Tackling the Burden of a Life-Threatening Disease
Join us for a live taping of The Catch
Multi-Level Action for a Warming World
Accelerating Climate Action in Dubai
Strategies for Effective AI Governance
National Security and the Environment
Unpacking U.S.-China relations in the lead up to the Biden-Xi meeting at APEC
The Realities and Risks of Generative AI
Putting women's rights at the heart of global progress.
Embedding Inclusivity, Equity, and Sustainability in Low-Carbon Development Strategies
Join us for a live taping of Global Reboot
Combating cyber operations in warfare.
Examine the global energy transition
Examine the role of technology in shaping geopolitics.
Advancing Global Health Security and the SDGs
Explore collaborative approaches to fortify food systems around the world.
Explore access, equity, and security for global health.
Accelerating Climate Adaptation for Health Equity
Harnessing data, tech, and AI for cardiovascular health
On the ground in New York City
How Young Changemakers are Demanding Progress
Tracking National Budgets to End Child Sexual Abuse
Join FP for an insightful conversation with our editors, inspired by our latest issue on AI.
How Taiwan's security is impacting the transatlantic alliance
Robust and resilient global health systems for the future of public health
Expanding access to strengthen global health systems
Great Power Competition and the Future of the International Monetary System
Strategies to Foster Innovation and Support Greater Access
Catalyzing action to address climate change
Safeguarding critical infrastructure from high-tech threats
Defending democracy against encroaching authoritarianism
Managing Shocks & Strengthening Global Food Systems
The Rise of Authoritarianism and the Future of Democracy
Investing in African-led solutions
Empowering an Equitable Global Recovery
How will investments in women and girls contribute to global prosperity?
How will the transition to a clean energy economy shift economies and labor markets around the world?
On the ground in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt
Insights and Opportunities for Development Finance
What are the factors that influence people’s confidence in the legitimacy of an electoral process and outcome?
How can multilateral institutions more effectively respond to complex global crises?
How can global leaders foster greater connectivity in an increasingly fractured world?
What will it take to expand local manufacturing and strengthen health systems infrastructure across Africa?
Rethinking International Cooperation in the Hardest Places
Reversing the Rollback on Women’s Rights
Global Game Changers on the Front Lines
Robust and resilient global health systems for the future of public health
The second in a series of dialogues on U.S. tech regulation and geostrategic competition
How can officials build political bridges in the wake of democratic crises?
The first in a series of dialogues on U.S. tech regulation and geostrategic competition
Safeguarding journalists in an increasingly volatile world
A conversation with the 2022 Lionel Gelber Book Prize Winner
The Transition to Net Zero | Making Good on COP26 Commitments
Financing strategies to make good on pledges from COP26 and advance the climate agenda at COP27
How public and private capital can work together to fuel resilient economic recovery and growth
How corruption is creating cracks in democracies’ foundations and what countries can do to stop it.
Where does firm energy fit in the global zero-carbon goal?
How can AgTech strengthen food security and enable growing societies to do more with less?
Can the world be safe while vaccines are out of reach for so many?
How U.S. policy can promote stability among shifting borders and simmering tensions
Mobilizing Global Solutions for Climate-Smart Food
Mobilizing international action to save journalism and why democracies worldwide depend on it.
What would a road map for global tech policymaking look like?
Will digital money build more inclusive economies?
Investing in climate resistant solutions
Women's Voices. Global Impact.
Climate Action in Developing Countries
A case for cooperation in cybersecurity
Collaborative solutions for a water-resilient future
How to promote good governance & civil liberties in a polarized world
How Global Partnerships Can Drive Agriculture Innovation for a Food-Secure Future
Rethinking approaches to regional development and forced migration
What COVID-19 has taught us about preparing for the next pandemic
A pivotal opportunity for a more just future
How the Suez and Taiwan Crises Inform the Future of Trade & Security
How satellite imagery can help manage risk and navigate volatile environments
Mitigating harmful content in the fight for global health
Explore the Biden administration and take stock of how this new team has been managing key foreign policy issues in the first 100 days.
Putting gender on the tech agenda
A conversation with the 2021 Lionel Gelber Book Prize Winners
Advancing the Global Dialogue on Climate Action
Using technology to navigate geopolitical risk
New insights from FP Analytics and FP reporters on the ground
Will a failed peace process force America’s reckoning with endless wars?
Information, speech and governance across digital public spheres
The real cost of Syria’s decade-long war
How open societies can build democratic resilience to foreign influence
African Leadership & the UN Security Council
How community-led development fosters growth and security across Africa
Transforming education to meet 21st century challenges & opportunities
Combating violence against women across the African continent
Solutions for a Food-Secure Future
Driving innovation across government & commercial space-based capabilities
A Path to Strengthen U.S. Competitiveness & Drive Global Development
How O-RAN can drive collaboration & security across the 5G ecosystem
How 5G can help equalize opportunity in business and education.
An FP Virtual Dialogue exploring women’s leadership in shaping the future of global security
Emerging markets, privacy protections & global leadership in the digital economy
How COVID-19 is compounding vulnerabilities of older adults
Transformational Leadership in U.S. Policy and Business
Achieving Gender-Responsive Global Health
How African Enterprises are Innovating in the Face of COVID-19
Exploring risks and opportunities across the global 5G ecosystem
Tune in for the relaunch of FP's Her Power series amplifying women's voices on the global stage.
The surprising links between the coronavirus, climate change, and inclusive governance.
Making Health-Wise Investments for Global Development
What can we learn from the global response thus far to the COVID-19 pandemic?
Why did the West, after winning the Cold War, lose its political balance?
Can the Middle East’s Protest Movements Survive and Adapt to COVID-19?
Global oil prices are plummeting because of the coronavirus crisis and a destabilizing price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia, two of the world's largest producers.
The global economy has been forced to a halt. What happens next?
Foreign Policy and Brand South Africa partnered to discuss what economies can do to recover from the market slump, how leading African nations are reacting to the crisis, and investment opportunities on the continent, given the current climate.
Our inaugural “FP Virtual Dialogue” celebrated the launch of our newest report: Women as Levers of Change. Listeners learned how companies and other industry actors can mobilize women to further unleash their transformative potential.
The FP - Quincy Institute Forum brought together the foremost leaders and thinkers from across the American foreign policy, defense and security communities to explore rising calls for military restraint and a shift in the paradigm for U.S. global leadership and peacebuilding.
Foreign Policy's inaugural food security summit brought together high-level guests across multiple sectors to address and discuss the most pressing issues facing our global food system, including biodiversity, agricultural innovation, and sustainable business models for a changing world.
Foreign Policy’s inaugural global women’s summit brought together leading voices, unsung heroines and innovative trailblazers in international policy and business.
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