What will historic US midterm results mean for the future of Democrats and Republicans?

Join this screening of a new documentary exploring the evolving reality of the American Dream as the USA celebrates its 250th anniversary.

Please join us as the 2026 Chatham House Prize is awarded to the women of Afghanistan, recognizing their courage, resilience and determination in the face of systematic gender persecution.

The eighth annual conference convenes Iraqi and international policymakers, business leaders, experts, and civil society to assess whether Iraq’s new government can navigate growing regional and domestic pressures and reinforce national sovereignty.

This panel discussion, held in partnership with Kimpact Development Initiative, assesses what Nigeria’s 2027 presidential elections may mean for the country’s democratic trajectory, regional stability and international partnerships.

Join us for the second in the series of our new members’ exclusive Chatham House Book Club, on Chatham House: The First Hundred Years. 

As economic security, industrial strategy and geopolitical rivalry reshape merger control and market regulation, the competition policy conference brings together regulators, business leaders and academic experts to examine where competition law is heading next.

With elections postponed to 2027, experts assess the future of Palestinian democracy, governance and political representation.

Learn how the Burnham government may try to reshape London’s relationship with Brussels at the EU-UK Summit on 20 November.

Securing Europe’s strategic autonomy in a volatile world

Join us at 10 St James’s Square for a chance to raise a glass with fellow Chatham House members and staff.

Hear from one of America’s leading security and military thinkers on China, Europe, Iran and the future of US global leadership in an increasingly contested world.

Join Chatham House Director and Chief Executive Bronwen Maddox for the 2027 Director’s Annual Lecture.

Join us at Chatham House for the yearly event as we examine the most dangerous wars and crises through the lens of the International Crisis Group’s flagship annual report, Ten Conflicts to Watch.

As Europe enters a pivotal election year, join us at Chatham House for Europe Elects, a series exploring how the results might reshape the continent.

As the US looks ahead to the 2028 presidential election, join Chatham House for The Road to 2028 series exploring the future of American foreign policy, its global role, and the competing visions shaping what comes next.

This conference convenes leading policymakers, scholars, and public intellectuals to explore the forces likely to shape the Middle East and North Africa over the coming decade.

A moderated debate, under the Chatham House Rule, on the motion: “The world is on the verge of a global financial crisis,” exploring arguments for and against the proposition.

As defence spending and geopolitical rivalry reshape global security, the Security and Defence Conference 2027 brings together leaders to navigate strategic uncertainty.

As climate and geopolitical shocks escalate, this year’s summit brings leaders together to chart a path to a resilient energy transition.

As tariffs, sanctions and rivalry reshape global trade, this year’s conference brings together leaders to map practical paths to cooperation. 

Hear from the Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee as it launches its report on how the UK can build resilient critical minerals supply chains, alongside like-minded partners.

Hear from leading economists and market experts on whether the AI boom is built to last, and how it is reshaping global competitiveness.

Come and listen to first-hand analysis from Chatham House experts who will examine how the midterms might reshape US politics, foreign policy and the 2028 presidential race.

Hear from Arseniy Yatsenyuk, former prime minister of Ukraine, as he discusses mounting military and economic pressures on both sides, and how Kyiv can sustain the defence of its sovereignty.

Learn about how sovereign AI is reshaping technology, security and economic strategy in the second event of the UK-EU series.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Juan Manuel Santos, former President of Colombia, joins other peace-making experts to discuss how lessons from Colombia and Northern Ireland can be applied to current conflicts, and to future peace processes.

Explore how the UK and EU can strengthen their industrial and technological competitiveness in response to China’s scale, speed and state-backed investment. 

Hear from Nigeria’s Minister of Finance Hon. Taiwo Oyedele about reform, growth and the path to economic inclusion.

Hear from leading voices on what a landmark UN resolution means for the future of global reparations.

Hear from Canada’s Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation, Evan Solomon, on how trust, opportunity and sovereign control are shaping Canada’s approach to artificial intelligence, economic growth and international partnership.

Hear from experts on the foreign policy choices facing Israel’s next government.

Learn how geopolitics, inflation, AI and fiscal policy are converging to reshape borrowing costs.

To what extent do America’s values shape its foreign policy? Join this expert discussion, and final in the US at 250 mini-series, about the principles that should underpin US global leadership – and how they are perceived around the world. A drinks reception will follow.

Learn how economic distress, political dysfunction and demographic pressures are shaping South Asia’s youth movements - and to what extent their expectations are being met by their leaders.

Why regional cooperation matters in addressing the convergence of insurgency, displacement, and climate stress.

After the signing of a new defence pact by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, experts assess how the Middle East is responding to volatility and a changing regional order.

How France views the current state of European affairs and the next phase of cooperation between the EU and the UK under the new Burnham government.

Hear from experts on the successes, shortcomings and future direction of Uzbekistan’s economic and reform agenda under President Mirziyoyev.

Following Russia’s parliamentary vote, experts assess what the results reveal about Russia’s future direction and the durability of President Putin’s system.

Discover what the election aftermath means for politics, policy and investment.

The third session in the US at 250 mini-series explores how checks and balances continue to shape American democracy.

Hear Vice President Ndaba Nkosinathi Gaolathe set out Botswana’s priorities for inclusive economic reform.

Learn whether BRICS can turn growing influence into geopolitical impact.

Join this event to learn about the implications of a ceasefire for Ukraine, Europe, Russia – and global security.

Hear from Finland’s foreign minister on how Europe can innovate, build strength and compete in artificial intelligence.

As Iceland votes on whether to reopen discussions on EU accession, learn what the outcome could mean for the EU’s future direction and strategic competition across the High North.

Understand how summit commitments on defence spending, innovation and industrial capacity can strengthen NATO’s future security posture. 

Join us at Chatham House for the second in the US at 250 mini-series. This discussion assesses America’s struggle to balance independence, openness, and strategic competition in the global economy.

As the campaign enters its final stage, hear from analysts about what voters, investors and democratic groups should watch out for.

Discover how Ukraine plans to deliver elections and ensure an inclusive, democratic transition after the war with Russia.