Past events

Chatham House experts analyse a range of key foreign policy issues that will hinge on the election’s outcome.

This panel discusses how the notion, and rhetoric, of ‘Global Britain’ fares against different readings of Britain’s international history.

The Rt Hon Theresa May MP, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, shares her reflections on the state of politics domestically and internationally.

As the date for the UK’s departure from the European Union draws near, the panel reflects on how the reality of the Brexit negotiations has compared to the rhetoric of the referendum campaign.

Exactly two years on from that notification, the panel reflects on how events have unfolded and what the future holds for Brexit, the United Kingdom and Europe.

A cross-party panel of MPs present their way forward: the so-called ‘Common Market 2.0’ proposal also known as ‘Norway Plus’.

Peter Ungphakorn tries to clarify some of the confusion in this area, explaining the nature of WTO agreements and attempting to unpack their relevance within the context of Brexit.

Lord Adonis discusses the risks of a ‘no deal’ Brexit in the context of future relationship with its closest neighbours and partners.

Looking beyond Brexit, French Minister for European Affairs, Nathalie Loiseau, outlines the reforms of the EU as envisaged by President Emmanuel Macron, aimed at ensuring the future viability and prosperity of the Union.

This event focuses on existing convergences between EU-UK and EU-Switzerland negotiations.

Bruno Le Maire shares his thoughts on leadership within the EU on a number of key issues such as Brexit and Eurozone reform.

The British and Irish governments have, in recent years, enjoyed strong diplomatic relations that have supported reconciliation and prosperity for both countries.