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Documentary Screening of 'A Chip Odyssey', followed by a director Q&A, with the documentary tracing Taiwan’s transformation into a global semiconductor leader.

Dr Neil Munro gives a book talk on the new volume 'China’s Strategic Culture and Relations Across the Taiwan Strait', examining what China’s strategic behaviour means for cross-Strait security and UK-Taiwan policy.

Join Fabio Gygi, Satona Suzuki and Filippo Cervelli as we celebrate Hayao Miyazaki's legacy and delve into Studio Ghibli's latest film, "The Boy and the Heron".

Explore the contrasting worlds of digital fraud: Why do scam industries in Southeast Asia become enclosed compounds, while in West Africa they thrive as networked, platform-based ecosystems?

Book Discussion with author Dr Jostein Hauge in conversation with John Gapper (Financial Times) and Annalisa Primi (OECD).

Life is Wonderful tells an inspiring story of immense courage and self-sacrifice on the part of a small group of idealists from a range of cultural heritages who said: ‘Not on my watch’ and ‘Not in my name’.

SOAS Library is delighted to host a new project by Thembi Mutch, Anglo-South African global studies Research Fellow at SOAS University of London. 

In this talk, author Nicky Falkof and professor Hannah Gibson will discuss Falkof's new book "The Devil Made Me Do It..", which examines the prevalence of supposedly supernatural crimes in South African society.

Dr Jonathan Sullivan gives a talk on influencer politics in Taiwan, examining what it reveals about political communication, media power, and cross-Strait discourse.