Panel Recording

Iran, the ceasefire and the Gulf: what comes next

Learn how the war with the US and Israel has affected Iran’s diplomacy, security outlook, and internal politics.

Event date and time: 13 July 2026 — 17:00 TO 18:00 BST

Event location: Hybrid — Chatham House and Online

Event video

— Learn how the war with the US and Israel has affected Iran’s diplomacy, security outlook, and internal politics.

The war has created new pressures on Iran’s domestic politics, security environment and regional relationships. These shifts are affecting Tehran’s ties with its partners and rivals alike, raising questions about the future of diplomacy, regional stability and Iran’s strategic direction.

This event discusses:

  • How is the war reshaping Iran’s domestic political and security dynamics?
  • What impact has the conflict had on Iran’s regional partnerships and proxy networks?
  • What are the prospects for diplomacy with the US, Europe, Russia and China?
  • What factors could drive further escalation or de-escalation?
  • What does the conflict reveal about Iran’s future role in the region?

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