Which shocks pose the biggest risks to global food systems?

Oxford study develops model to help countries identify vulnerabilities and outline measures to help strengthen resilience against food crises.

Strait of Hormuz disruption exposes the UK’s fertiliser vulnerability

When geopolitical shocks hit households, we tend to notice energy prices first. But another shock often follows quickly: fertiliser price spikes that raise farm costs, then food prices.

Decentralising disease surveillance and modelling approaches will support equitable infectious disease responses

By sharing data analytics instead of raw data, federated approaches enable surveillance and modelling while respecting ethical and legal boundaries.

How the world can avoid millions going hungry when supply chains collapse

Millions more people will face hunger in the coming months if the conflict in the Middle East is not resolved soon, the UN has warned.

Panel Discussion: 'Are there solutions to the UK’s housing crisis?'

Roundtable Discussion: 'Rethinking security in an interconnected age'

'Montserrat: volcanic risk and economic opportunity on a small Caribbean island' with Dr Graham Ryan

'A new era of history: how should we navigate a new world of disorder?' with General Sir Nick Carter