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The president of COP30 on holding climate multilateralism together, in a lecture named for the historian who built Brazilian studies in Britain.
Lecture / talk
Andre Aranha Correa do Lago, the Brazilian diplomat and economist who presided over COP30, on whether a two-tier approach - consensus at one level, implementation at another - can keep climate multilateralism working. The lecture honours Leslie Bethell, who edited The Cambridge History of Latin America and spent six decades building the study of Brazil in Britain. Drinks first, lecture from 17:30, reception after.
Thursday 15 October 2026: from 17:00
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