The first seminar for the second part of the academic year 2025-26 was held via Zoom on Saturday 10th January 2026. This involved a brief lecture on what Maduro's capture by the United States symbolises for the U.S., its so-called allies, the Western Hemisphere, and for the rest of the world. This was followed by a rich discussion on the multiple hypotheses regarding the future of the 'global order', American decline, and possible reactions from other states.

The first seminar series for the academic year 2025-26 was a six part event covering major regions and countries including the U.S., China, Europe, Russia, and the Middle East, along with a comprehensive explainer on Spykman Center's Methodology. This was held online via Zoom every Thursday from October 30th to December 4th 2025. This was aim to give a perspective of the historical, geographical and strategic developments of each state and region within the framework of a geopolitical methodology, so students are better able to analyse the current events.

The third seminar in the seminar series for the academic year 2024-25 was a three part event on the Global Order held online via Zoom on 17th, 20th and 24th February 2025. It discussed the decline of the existing global order associated with the American decline and isolationism. It discussed how Europe and the BRICS, though seen as a potential alternative, cannot live up to the expectations.

The second seminar in the seminar series for the academic year 2024-25 was an open, three part event on the United States held online via Zoom on 22nd October, 29th October and 6th November 2024. It discussed the geopolitics of the United States, its relative decline and a special post-election analysis and what do the results mean for the U.S. and its foreign policy.

The second edition of the weekly seminar for the academic year 2023-24 ran from 28th February to 20th March. A total of four sessions were headed by Professor Graziano focusing on the history and geopolitics of the Middle East, the Palestinian Question, and the role of Middle East in the greater international events in the present era.

The first edition of the seminar series for the academic year 2023-24 ran from 18th October to 20th November. A total of five sessions were headed by Professor Graziano focusing on the geopolitics of the United States, Europe, China, India and Russia.