Panel Recording Venezuela, oil and order: What now for regional security after the US seizes Maduro? This panel will explore the implications for regional security, what is required to rebuild the Venezuelan oil sector and how countries across Latin America will act.
Panel In person and Online Members' Question Time: Is the US pushing regime change in Venezuela? Why now? Join us as Dr Christopher Sabatini, Senior Research Fellow for Latin America, explores President Donald Trump’s policy and intentions towards Venezuela, examining Washington’s recent militarisation in the Caribbean and how U.S. policy fits within broader regional dynamics. Submit your questions in advance.
Panel Recording Can Brazil lead the BRICS to counter Trump? As the US takes a stronger stance against key members of the BRICS bloc, how might strong leadership by Brazil, counter President Trump’s assertive foreign policy agenda?
Panel Recording Addressing illegal gold mining: International policy priorities Held in partnership with the World Gold Council, this panel of experts examines the global Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining (ASGM) landscape and propose policy priorities essential for fostering sector formalization.
Panel Recording Russia’s courting of the Global South and its wider implications Can Russia’s pivot have any impact on the global distribution of power?
Panel Online Lula part two: Brazil’s role on the international stage Following the election of President Lula da Silva, how will Brazil now engage with the global community?
Panel Recording Can the Venezuelan negotiations be revived? Exploring the stalled Venezuela negotiations, international sanctions, the upcoming 2024 presidential elections, and a potential – although uncertain – path forward.
Panel In person and Online Transforming food systems for a sustainable future How can Brazil reduce its environmental impact and tackle deforestation?
Panel Recording How can Venezuela take advantage of its gold resources? Examining how recent political evolutions in Venezuela provide an opportunity to initiate multi-stakeholder collective action to start addressing and tackling risks.
Panel Online ‘Glocal’ policymaking and North–South research partnerships Examining how to improve governance and policy mechanisms affecting land-use, forests, and peoples in the tropics.
Panel Recording Brazil: The economy beyond the elections Whatever the outcome of the 2022 presidential elections, what economy will the president inherit?
Panel In person Chatham House Primer: Understanding Brazil As voters head to the polls, Chatham House looks at where Brazil finds itself after four years of Bolsonaroism. A post-event reception will follow this event.