Undercurrents 

Undercurrents is a regular podcast series featuring interviews with Chatham House experts - and others - about the critical underlying issues which are shaping modern society. Hosted by staff from across the institute, each episode goes in-depth on a topic, looking beyond the news to explore the issues shaping global politics.

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Title	Date published
Episode 69: Global Britain and the Future of UK Foreign Policy	2021-01-22
Episode 68: Assessing Change in African Democracies	2020-12-18
Episode 67: Empathy in the US Elections, and China–EU Relations	2020-12-03
Episode 66: Thai Protests, and Bhutan's Pursuit of Happiness	2020-11-20
Who Rules Cyberspace? The Road Ahead	2020-11-13
Who Rules Cyberspace? Engaging Civil Society	2020-11-11
Who Rules Cyberspace? A Private Sector Concern	2020-11-10
Who Rules Cyberspace? The Role for Governments	2020-11-10
Who Rules Cyberspace? The State of Play	2020-11-09
Episode 65: US Election Special	2020-11-06
Future-Proofing Media Freedom: An Increasingly Dangerous Profession?	2020-10-30
Future-Proofing Media Freedom: Misinformation Matters	2020-10-26
Future-Proofing Media Freedom: A Modern Market Failure	2020-10-19
Episode 64: Water Weaponization in Syria, and Mental Health in Politics	2020-10-15
Design in an Age of Crisis: Rethinking Health and Society	2020-08-18
Design in an Age of Crisis: Rethinking Work and the Environment	2020-08-17
Design in an Age of Crisis: The Search for Radical Solutions	2020-08-14
Episode 63: The Politics of Violent Images	2020-07-16
Episode 62: 100 Years of Chatham House	2020-07-09
Episode 61: LGBTQ+ Rights, and China's Post-COVID Global Standing	2020-07-02

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