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This talk will address evidence regarding spaces of care in premodern Asia, asking what they looked like and what kind of protocols they may have implemented.

Join us for an afternoon of Urdu poetry, jokes, and satire, in collaboration with Urdu Culture London

Join us to celebrate the opening of 'Local Voices, Living Words', a new SOAS Library exhibition that brings to light the translators, teachers and collaborators behind missionary linguistics in the Asia Pacific.

Join us as we sit down with award-winning reporter Matthew Campbell to discuss his latest book The Man Who Stole the Gods: A True Story of War, Obsession, and a Global Art Conspiracy. We will also be joined by Professor Ashley Thompson and PhD student Pim Fitzpaine to explore issues raised by the book in relation to the art history and archaeology of Hindu-Buddhist Southeast Asia.

Commissioner Chris Sidoti, the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel, will discuss the Commission’s report

The 10th UKCHA Conference will take place at SOAS University of London on 3–4 November 2026. Under the theme “Future Horizons: Area Studies and Global Connectivity in the Humanities,” the conference will explore how connections across borders shape regions, ideas and education.

A conversation with Dr Marwan Bishara, Aljazeera’s senior political analyst, about his new book Twelve Days that Shook the Middle East, covering the war in Gaza.

UN Under-Secretary-General Ms Inger Andersen asks: what happens to international cooperation when the crises it was built to manage begin to outrun it?

Join us for a book launch by Professor Rahul Sagar of 'The Birth of Indian Liberalism: Mama Parmanand’s Letters to an Indian Raja'.