The Republican debates expose fractures in US foreign policy consensus

Join Chatham House and Moderna at the Conservative Party conference this October.

In conversation with Andrew Mitchell, minister of state, UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

Hosted by the UK in the World at Chatham House, in collaboration with techUK and Microsoft.

Join Chatham House and the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry at the Conservative Party conference this October.

A discussion on populism and global politics. This event will be followed by a reception.

In conversation with HE Paul Shipokosa Mashatile, Deputy President, Republic of South Africa.

Join Chatham House and the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry at the Labour Party conference this October.

How is the current de-escalatory trend providing new pathways towards sustainable multilateral cooperation in the Middle East and North Africa?

​​​​​Hosted by the UK in the World at Chatham House, in collaboration with techUK and Microsoft.

This roundtable will analyse how the US can maintain leadership while facing serious domestic and international challenges. 

Examining what’s at stake during the UK AI summit.

Experts discuss how Belarus’s role has evolved during the war against Ukraine.

How can governments fight the marketplace for hostile cyber actors?

Join us for the ‘Humour as Black Experience’ exhibition and reception showcasing diverse artworks and impactful speeches.

Join governments and businesses for two days of interactive discussion on accelerating progress on climate and biodiversity goals, including an exclusive in-person climate and nature workshop.

How are international competition authorities, anti-trust regulators and businesses navigating foreign subsidies regulation, expanding merger controls screenings and digital markets?

What should health systems prioritize to become more equitable?

How can innovative policymaking support sustainable trade?

The 2023 conference aims to understand the complex set of challenges facing Europe in security, economic competitiveness, trade, technology and global influence.

Key policymakers discuss how the UK, Germany and their allies can coordinate their approaches while engaging with China on global issues.

In conversation with Odile Renaud-Basso, president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

As progress is made against high inflation, what are the long-term consequences?

Authors from the July issue of International Affairs discuss how Asian nations approach the liberal world order and US-China competition.

Who are the new generation of scientists promoted to China’s Politburo and what does their appointment mean for Beijing’s policymaking?

Climate experts explore policy responses to build preparedness and resilience to extreme heat.

How can a long and durable peace be found to safeguard Ukraine and Europe’s future? A networking reception will follow this event.

In conversation with Dr Colin H. Kahl, US Under Secretary of Defense for Policy.

Examining the dilemmas of working in Afghanistan two years after the Taliban’s return to power.

Experts discuss how NATO can best prepare for climate-related security challenges.

Leading experts of Libya analyse the foundations of Libya’s post–2011 order.

In conversation with Brad Smith, the Rt Hon Tony Blair, and Baroness Martha Lane Fox. 

London Climate Action Week 2023 event: exploring ways to expose and remove structural barriers to marginalized people exercising their power in the face of climate vulnerability.

Can China and the US avoid an escalatory spiral while Taiwan maintains its de facto independence?

London Climate Action Week 2023 event: exploring how governments in Europe and beyond can prepare to meet the challenge of cross-border cascading risks.

London Climate Action Week 2023 event: exploring the intersection of sustainability concepts such as the Triple Bottom Line, Green Swans, and the recently proposed Planetary Welcare state framework.

London Climate Action Week 2023 event: Can the world harness new technologies to advance climate data?

Yemeni and international policymakers and experts discuss prospects for peace in Yemen.

With Japanese diplomacy at a crossroads in its history, this event takes a look at the guiding principles for a new chapter of Japan-UK relations.

Liu Jianchao, minister from the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, explores common causes and goals for China and the world.

In conjunction with the international Ukraine Recovery Conference 2023.

How to balance international trade with efforts to enhance domestic economic resilience?

What role is there for the US and UK to lead?

Tharman Shanmugaratnam, senior minister in Singapore and chair of the board of the Group of Thirty, discusses domestic and multilateral strategies to build resilience and optimism in an era of profound insecurity.

Does the UK’s economic position match its foreign policy ambitions?

Exploring the stalled Venezuela negotiations, international sanctions, the upcoming 2024 presidential elections, and a potential – although uncertain – path forward.

Chris Stark, chief executive of the Climate Change Committee, covers the key opportunities and challenges facing climate policy in the UK.

Authors from the May issue of International Affairs explore the strategies used by international organizations to gain legitimacy around the world.

Discussing the outlook for Hong Kong’s democracy movement, with many leading activists in jail, on trial, or in exile, and Beijing’s pressure on the city intensifying.

This panel discussion explores perspectives on the war and discusses scenarios for its evolution and resolution.