Chatham House Report + Video

The Struggle for Ukraine

Four years on from its Euromaidan revolution, Ukraine is fighting for survival as an independent and viable state. A new report assesses Ukraine’s position and prospects, and makes the case for increased Western support.

Chatham House Prize

Chatham House Prize 2017 Winner: Juan Manuel Santos

President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia has been voted the winner of this year’s Chatham House Prize in recognition of his role in formally ratifying a peace agreement with the FARC rebel group and bringing an end to the armed conflict in Colombia.

Audio

The Creative Partnership of Humans and Technology

Edward Lee discusses the possibilities for collaboration and the co-evolution of human and artificial intelligence.

A Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh. Photo: Getty Images.

Expert Comment

The Hard Truth Is Rohingya Refugees Are Not Going Home

The only likely outcome of the crisis is the near-permanent presence of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya along the Bangladesh border, writes Bill Hayton.

A woman walks on the roof of the Great Mosque of Djenné after praying. The Great Mosque of Djenné was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1988, along with the old town of Djenné, in the central region of Mali. Photo: United Nations.

Research Paper

Nuclear Disarmament and the Protection of Cultural Heritage

States possessing nuclear weapons should be called upon to consider and publish the risks posed to cultural heritage, and their mitigation strategies, in their nuclear-weapons doctrines and policies, according to a new paper.

Forthcoming events

Tue24

Oct

Invitation Only, Research Event

Georgia’s Foreign Policy Priorities

Chatham House, London

Mikheil Janelidze, Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Georgia 

Tue24

Oct

Research Event

Youth Opinion in the GCC Countries

Chatham House, London

Wed25

Oct

Members

The Syrian Justice System: What Role do Non-State Courts Play?

Chatham House, London

Sareta Ashraph, Barrister, International Human Rights Law, Garden Court Chambers; UN Comission on Syria (2012-2016)

The World Today

Trump: Life With the Great Disruptor

Nations are trying to connect with more globally minded elements in the US. Leslie Vinjamuri asks if this will save the Atlantic alliance.

Video

Explainer: How the UN Plans to Unite Libya

Tim Eaton explains the UN-brokered plan to bring the different rival factions in Libya together.

Sooronbay Jeenbekov won 54.3 per cent of the vote in Kyrgyzstan’s presidential election. Photo: Getty Images.

Expert Comment

Kyrgyz Election Shows There Is Another Way Forward in Central Asia

Kyrgyzstan’s contested presidential election campaign mirrored the complexities of the country’s brittle democracy. The new president will need a deft touch for the challenges ahead, writes Kate Mallinson.