Events

Each year, the institute runs more than 300 private and public events – conferences, workshops and roundtables – in London and internationally with partners.

Featured events

Join us to explore emerging themes in competition policy from evolving investigation and enforcement capabilities to merger controls and the digital economy.

The tenth annual conference explores new ideas on how European countries can best respond to their challenges in security and defence, competitiveness and trade, technology and global influence.

Open events

Free to attend, held on the record, and open to both members and the general public.

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The Minister of State for Development discusses the new government’s international development priorities.

As part of Black History Month, this event celebrates the enduring contributions of African and Caribbean communities to the UK.

The lead US negotiator for the Paris Agreement discusses why the landmark agreement still matters and international climate cooperation is possible in today’s fractured geopolitical environment.

Experts and analysts discuss the likely outcomes ahead of the US presidential election. A reception will immediately follow this event.

Dr Abdalla Hamdok, former prime minister of Sudan and chairperson of the Coordination of Civil Democratic Forces (Tagadum), will discuss the prospects for conflict resolution in Sudan.

What will the US election result mean for the US and for the world?

Conferences

High-level policy conferences on key global issues they feature exclusive insights from business leaders, policymakers and experts. They are open to the public and have a booking fee.

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Join us to explore emerging themes in competition policy from evolving investigation and enforcement capabilities to merger controls and the digital economy.

Join government officials, global business and civil society leaders to discuss how economic security policies are changing the global landscape and what stakeholders can do to prepare for this.

Members events

Covering a variety of formats and with a variety of heads of state, influential authors, academics and policymakers. Members’ events are open to all individual and corporate members, usually on the record.

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Join us and ask Chatham House Senior Research Fellow, Natalie Sabanadze anything about the situation in the Caucasus. Submit your questions in advance.

Join us for the ‘Beyond expectations: The impact and legacy of migration exhibition 2024’ exhibition and drinks reception.

Leaders and experts discuss the policies needed to prevent the next health catastrophe. This event will be followed by a reception.

Research events

Hosted by our research programmes with renowned policymakers and experts. Many are open to the public, who can request to attend online. Some events are invitation-only. Held under the Rule when appropriate.

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Experts discuss the impacts of COP27 and 28 on the region and priorities for COP29.

Our sixth annual Iraq Initiative conference will convene Iraqi and international policymakers, experts and civil society in London to discuss the critical questions for Iraq’s future, and the country’s trajectory in the year ahead.

Special events

Major annual events include the Chatham House Prize, the London Conference, and the Europe’s Strategic Choices conference held in Berlin.

The former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine offers insight into the evolution of Russia’s war against his country, and what to expect next.

The tenth annual conference explores new ideas on how European countries can best respond to their challenges in security and defence, competitiveness and trade, technology and global influence.

Latest event recordings

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The former Speaker of the House of Representatives discusses challenges to American democracy and the importance of leadership in an election year.

After the conclusion elections in both countries, Lord Bilimoria and other experts explore how the Indian and UK governments will engage with a new political environment.

As Israel’s war in Gaza reaches the year mark, and with war spreading, what can the world expect in the Middle East?

This panel explores the state of the US presidential election following the vice presidential debate.

The former United Nations Under-Secretary-General describes how a weakening multilateralism system and dysfunctional political diplomacy can be revitalized by a humanitarian approach.

This webinar explores what is at stake for US policy in key regions around the globe.

Experts discuss the current direction and challenges facing China’s leadership under Xi Jinping.

Senior research fellow David Lubin takes on your questions about the role of the dollar in the global economy in a fractured global order. Submit your questions in advance.

Navigating long-standing tensions and newfound difficulties for unlocking shared prosperity among modern, digital economies.

This event will discuss how the ongoing Gaza war is impacting the region and the role external actors can play to support de-escalation.

Sir Nick Clegg outlines how democracies can harness technology and prevent abuses.

David Miliband discusses how the climate crisis, extreme poverty and conflict are becoming inextricably linked and how the global community must respond.

Debate between the candidates for Commonwealth Secretary-General.

Pascal Lamy, The Rt Hon Kim Campbell and others on how to govern a warming planet.

Anne Applebaum and Chatham House experts explore how autocratic regimes operate and their threat to democracy.

Experts discuss how Gulf countries are responding to regional volatility and global challenges.

Experts discuss recent changes in Chinese strategic thinking and how they impact Beijing’s US policy.

How can Ukraine repel Russia’s energy onslaught?

This event analyses the implications of the US election on the future of America’s global role.

Please join us as Radosław Sikorski, Poland’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, accepts the Prize on behalf of Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

This roundtable discusses the key tenets of US conservative foreign policy ahead of the upcoming US presidential election.

HE Ronald Lamola, South Africa’s Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, will reflect on the foreign policy priorities of the Government of National Unity.

Experts explore the UK’s role in resolving violent conflict around the world.

How are film and TV reshaping climate conversations?

Chatham House experts discuss how the new UK government can start to make an impact on global challenges.

This event will analyse the return of great power rivalry and the implications for America’s global role.

Examining the challenges facing the global economic order.

Experts examine how the war in Gaza is affecting Jordan.

Dr Akinwumi Adesina outlines the continent’s priorities for structural and economic transformation, sustaining growth and fostering resilience in the face of adversity.

Experts map out the stakes and challenges faced by the Union in the 2024 parliamentary elections.