Past events

As the debate continues in Brussels over how to defend infrastructure and strengthen energy independence, hear from experts on how Europe is facing up to this ongoing risk.

Join a fascinating discussion with the EU’s former chief Brexit negotiator to assess a decade of change and the future of EU-UK relations.

Join us at Chatham House to hear from UK and European parliamentarians and defence experts about how to improve defence cooperation between Britain and Europe.

Following Péter Maygar’s victory over Victor Orbán in the Hungarian election, Grégoire Roos, Director of the Europe and Russia and Eurasia Programme at Chatham House, will outline what the elections mean for Hungary and Europe’s future. Submit your questions in advance.

Join us at Chatham House to hear from President Stubb on the need for Europe to adapt to a rapidly changing world.

Oana Țoiu, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania, speaks at Chatham House on support for Ukraine, European security, and tackling the Russian threat.

With populists rising across the continent, this session explores how Europe’s politics, institutions, the EU and international standing could change if they took power simultaneously in major states.

What President Trump’s foreign policy means for Europe, Russia and China.

This panel of Prime Ministers and experts examines how the promise of EU accession for the Western Balkans might be realised, and what challenges stand in the way.

Join us as Grégoire Roos, Programme Director for Europe and Russia at Chatham House, explores France’s political crisis, the challenges facing its leadership, and the implications for its role in Europe and the wider world. Submit your questions in advance.

Mark Rutte delivers a keynote speech on the priorities for the NATO Summit in The Hague.

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?