The UK–EU summit will bring some progress on defence cooperation. But more could be done on aid and trade

Promoting health equity in a fragmented geopolitical landscape.

Following the recent round of hostilities between India and Pakistan, experts look into the long-term implications for stability in the region and what the crisis means for both countries.

Speakers examine how China’s and the GCC’s involvement in green finance in low- and middle-income countries in MENA achieves the two sides’ sustainability objectives.

How are Asian economies reacting and adapting to Trump’s tariffs and a changing geoeconomic order?

As the UK Prime Minister prepares to meet with European leaders, how can the UK and EU build a more productive future relationship and address the challenges both face?

Join Chatham House Senior Consulting Fellow Galip Dalay, as he explores how Turkey sees its place in global politics, and what it wants to achieve.

What’s next for the Ukrainian diaspora across Europe?

What are the implications for Russia and the West?

Experts discuss the possible alternatives to a US-centric world and how states seek to shape the future international order.

What are the implications of the upcoming presidential election for South Korea, its foreign policy and global security?

Experts discuss how shifts in US tariff policies under the Trump administration are impacting MENA economies.

A panel of experts examine Iraq’s balancing act amid changing US-Iran dynamics.

Following the conclusion of the Chatham House XCEPT research initiative, this event unpacks key findings and explores how policymakers can better respond to the complex realities of a multi-aligned global order.

The 10th edition of Chatham House’s flagship event will bring together leading voices from the worlds of policy, business and academia to respond to the challenge of building global governance in a world without rules.

Examining China and India’s bilateral relationship and how the West should respond.

As the Trump administration marks the 100 days milestone, experts analyse how the Trump administration is rewriting US foreign policy.

The world has changed. Aid needs to change too.

Experts examine the American strategy towards Russia, implications for the war on Ukraine and China’s perspective on warming relations between the two countries.

This conference takes stock of progress in Nigeria’s corruption landscape across the last 25 years and explores opportunities for a sustained renewal of the anti-corruption agenda.

Experts assess Iran’s position following the return of President Trump and a year of regional setbacks.

Experts examine the effectiveness of sanctions on Russia.

India’s rise and role in the world.

In conversation with HE Ambassador Yusuf M. Tuggar, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Nigeria.

In conversation with Elina Valtonen, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Finland.

Assessing the economic and legal context of Trump’s presidency.

The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) and other speakers review the effectiveness of government development assistance.

Experts assess the German election results and the country’s future in the European Union.

Secretary Manalo speaks on the Philippines’ response to regional and global security challenges.

In conversation with Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk.

This event, in partnership with the UNDP, examines the experiences gained from peace negotiations on the African continent and the role played by local, regional and international actors.

Experts discuss how the United States’ neighbours are responding to the second Trump administration.

This event examines the most dangerous wars and crises through the lens of International Crisis Group’s flagship annual report Ten Conflicts to Watch.

The role and abuse of the church in Russia’s war on Ukraine, and the state of freedom of faith in Ukraine.

Former President of Finland, Sauli Niinistö, and other experts outline how the EU should respond to meet the security threats of tomorrow.

Experts discuss what to expect from a second Trump administration.

This panel explores the current state and future of Aliaksandr Lukashenka’s rule at its ‘vulnerable’ voting time.

What are the implications of a second Trump administration on US–China geopolitical competition?

Join Chatham House Director and Chief Executive Bronwen Maddox for the 2025 Director’s Annual Lecture.

Jon Finer joins Chatham House to look back at the administration’s national security record and key considerations in 2025.

This online panel will explore key questions on the future of American foreign policy and its implications on global security.

A conversation on AI’s global, societal and economic impacts.

Threat assessment and practical solutions.

How the renewed relationship between Moscow and Pyongyang is destabilising international security.

His Excellency Olivier J.P. Nduhungirehe, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of Rwanda, outlines Rwanda’s foreign policy vision and key factors shaping the country’s international engagement.