Past events

Experts discuss the complex relationships of the current South Pacific and AUKUS’s impact for Australia and the broader region. 

Experts share their observations, insights, and analysis of the evolving dynamic of the presidential election and the implications for South Korea’s neighbouring regions and beyond.

This event explores how race and colonialism have impacted lives, policymaking, and understandings of countries in the Middle East and South Asia.

This event will explore the countries most exposed to emerging market sovereign debt crisis and the potential risk factors. 

This event examines how Japan and the UK plan to work together in their outlook on Africa, with the aim to encourage peace and stability in the continent. 

Chatham House and Preligens are partnering up to decipher Moscow’s military movements at Russia’s borders with Ukraine and Belarus and assess the risk of further military action by the Kremlin. 

This second event of our loss and damage series cuts through polarized debate by bringing together international experts to discuss innovative legal and financial approaches.

Can hyperglobalization explain the emergence of different forms of populism in Europe?

Senior business leaders and policymakers explore the new means of digital cooperation between Europe and North America.

Speakers at this webinar will discuss a recently issued paper by the Policy Coordination Group for Syria’s Missing and Disappeared (PCG) outlining constitutional principles related to Syria’s missing and disappeared.

This event examines the UK’s desire to join the CPTPP and how trade can entrench good relations between the UK and Japan moving forward. 

Join us at our open day event to find out what makes Chatham House a great place to work. You will discover more about the work we do, have the chance to ask questions and meet our diverse teams.