Past events

Experts examine risks posed by nuclear weapons and reactors.

Andriy Yermak, head of the office of the president of Ukraine, updates on Ukraine’s fightback and its negotiating position, and talks about Russia’s objectives, Ukraine’s aims, and the responsibilities of democratic states.

The panel discusses the significance of the Russian invasion on Ukraine’s southern front and implications for the Black Sea region.

Discussion on the situation in Belarus, and what the future holds for a country often referred to as Europe’s last dictatorship.

Examining the state of Ukraine’s defence a few days into Russia’s full-scale invasion.

Chatham House experts examine the latest developments as Russia declares war with Ukraine and conducts large-scale military operations against the country.

This event examines how the Ukraine crisis has raised new questions on the European Union’s ability to deal with the main security challenge to the continent. 

An analysis of Russian aggression towards Ukraine and the likelihood and dynamics of conflict in Eastern Europe.

Dr Amanda Sloat, Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Europe on the National Security Council, discusses key objectives and barriers for transatlantic cooperation.

In its first summit of the Biden administration, NATO is facing increasingly complex political and security challenges. What hard decisions does it need to take to be fit for purpose by 2030?

Assessing the current security risks in the Black Sea region and discussing the strategies of the littoral states, in particular Ukraine and Turkey.

Does the UK remain committed to Afghanistan?