Past events

As America retreats from its dominant role on the global stage changes, experts debate Beijing’s international ambitions and how it aims to remake the world order.

Experts discuss the key political, security, and economic dynamics to watch in MENA in 2026.

Join us at Chatham House for the yearly event as we examine the most dangerous wars and crises through the lens of International Crisis Group’s flagship annual report Ten Conflicts to Watch.

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.

In conversation with Abdulrazak Al-Hijri, Acting Secretary General, Yemeni Islah Party.

Exploring how youth activism in Morocco and Tunisia is shaping political change and reform.

Join us as Nayana Prakash, Research Fellow in the International Security Programme, explores how and why restless populations are challenging established powers across the Global South, and how governments are responding. Submit your questions in advance.

Assessing the post-budget outlook for Britain’s defence and security commitments.

A panel discussion on the future of global institutions, including the United Nations. Among the panellists will be Rebeca Grynspan, Secretary-General of the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD).

In the aftermath of the COP 30 Summit in Brazil, John Kerry discusses the state of global climate leadership, and the sprint to build a clean energy economy.

Experts explore challenges to and opportunities for democratic renewal and why some efforts have failed to have a lasting impact.

This panel will examine the security and geopolitical stakes of this historic shift in global aid.