Past events

How can democracies simultaneously defend human rights and promote open societies while still engaging with leaders from non-democratic states as strategic allies?

What were the main lessons for today’s conflicts from the way in which the war in Iraq played out?

Chatham House experts examine how the world has changed since 24 February 2022.

A hybrid event in Addis Ababa reflecting on Mozambique’s 2019 peace agreement and the lessons it offers for the African Union’s ‘Silencing the Guns’ agenda by 2030.

This event presents a fragment of the BBC documentary Occupied, featuring footage from Dmytro Bahnenko who captured daily life in occupied Kherson.

Experts explore the implications of the protests in Iran for domestic stability and international policy towards the Islamic Republic.

Why societies are challenging the international order?

This event examines the most dangerous wars and crises through the lens of the International Crisis Group’s flagship annual report Ten Conflicts to Watch by Crisis Group.

Bronwen Maddox looks ahead to the challenges of the year and sets out Chatham House’s recommendations for change.

This panel explores the gendered impacts of the current negotiating document.

This event analyses the current state of both countries’ militaries, economies, and societies, and how various factors will influence the outcome.

In conversation with David Miliband, examining the risks and opportunities for the UK in a critical year ahead.