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Cyber Security – A Chatham House Primer

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Pakistan Election Backgrounder with Gareth Price

Asfari Fellowships

Applicants are invited to apply for the new Asfari Fellowships at Chatham House. More.

AU at Fifty

As the African Union celebrates its 50th anniversary, a collection of resources considers the outcomes of increased political and economic cooperation across the continent, and the AU's future potential.

New Research Fellowships

The Chatham House Asfari Fellowship scheme is offering individuals from the Middle East the opportunity to conduct research on challenges facing the Arab world. Closing date: 31 May. More.
Negotiating the Rise of New Powers

In the new issue of International Affairs: could the reluctance of rising powers to take on international responsibilities be a source of systemic instability? Read.
French Policy in Africa

The Mali intervention may reshape the cultural and political context for French engagement in Africa, in both military and wider political terms, says this paper. Read.
Growing Pains for US Energy

The changes in US energy are profound and as a result energy policy should now concentrate on economic and climate priorities, rather than security, says this paper. Read.
Robert Rubin: Global Economy 'Uncertain'

The biggest challenge facing the US economy is political dysfunction in Washington, said the former US Treasury Secretary at an event on global economic challenges. More.
Combating Illegal Logging

Duncan Brack considers the compatibility of efforts by consumer countries to reduce illegal logging with World Trade Organization rules. Read.

Forthcoming Events

China and Russia at the United Nations | Tuesday 28 May 2013 13:00 - 14:00

Dr Peter Ferdinand, Reader in Politics and International Studies, University of Warwick
Chair: Lord Williams of Baglan, Distinguished Visiting Fellow and Acting Head, Asia Programme, Chatham House
Unlocking South Africa's Potential: The Challenge for New Political Parties | Tuesday 28 May 2013 18:00 - 19:00

Dr Mamphela Ramphele, Political Activist; Founder, Agang South Africa Party; Managing Director, World Bank (2000-04)
Chair: Tony Dykes, Director, ACTSA (Action for Southern Africa)
New Members Reception | Wednesday 29 May 2013 18:30 - 20:00