Past events

What are the different strands of China’s global influence?

Experts assess the health of constitutional democracy of the US one year after President Joe Biden’s election.

The event explores the status of the relationship between Africa and the European Union and the key opportunities for progress towards stronger collaboration.

Chatham House experts David Heymann and Emma Ross discuss the implications of the new Omicron variant and look at what to expect from the pandemic in the year ahead.

This event explores the challenges facing transnational development in areas affected by conflict and insecurity.

At this event Vicky Ford MP, the UK Minister for Africa, will outline the UK’s vision for engagement with Africa, and priorities for aligning this with the collective and individual interests of African countries.

How the breakdown in traditional global order is leading to rising antagonism and prospect of war.

This event will explore what a complexity informed nuclear weapons policy could look like.

This event will tackle topics relating to global rules and migration, in the context of the UK Nationality and Borders Bill and the Polish-Belarusian border.

This event launches a Chatham House paper which details the laundering of monies and reputations by elites from Eurasia’s kleptocratic states, and the material and reputational damage rendered to the UK’s sovereignty and democracy.

In her first major speech as the UK Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Affairs, Liz Truss outlines her areas of focus and the UK’s foreign policy priorities.

This panel discusses the findings of a new Chatham House paper on rebuilding Venezuela’s collapsed electricity system.