Ten years since Sidi Bouzid: The legacy of the Arab Spring Panellists examine the causes and aftermath of the Arab Spring, with a particular focus on Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen.
Going it Alone: Will Turkey's Foreign Policy Stay the Course? Speakers discuss the trajectory of Turkey’s foreign policy in the MENA region, and consider the future of the country’s relations with Europe and the United States.
Will President Biden Transform US Policy in the Middle East and North Africa? Chatham House experts explore the priorities and challenges for President Biden’s policy toward the MENA region.
Iraq: Navigating Reform, Collapse and the Status Quo This virtual conference, part of the Iraq Initiative, will bring together Iraqi and international policymakers, academics and activists to discuss the critical issues for Iraq as it navigates this challenging period.
Webinar: The G20 Presidency: Saudi Arabia's Goals, Priorities and Challenges Panellists assess Saudi Arabia’s G20 goals and achievements alongside domestic economic challenges, its future relationship with the United States and wider regional developments.
Webinar Online US Presidential Election: What next for US Policy towards the Middle East? The 3rd November US presidential election is expected to significantly impact US policy towards the Middle East.
Webinar Online Webinar: Examining the EU-Iran-US Triangle Since the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear agreement in May 2018, the countries known as the E3 (France, Germany and the UK) have been under pressure from both Washington and Tehran.
Iran Workshop Series: The Arms Embargo, JCPOA and the Country's Role in the Middle East Chatham House’s Middle East and North Africa Programme and the Near East South Asia (NESA) Center for Strategic Studies convened a half-day virtual workshop in September 2020 to discuss recent developments around the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the arms embargo on Iran and the country’s role in the Middle East.