Panel Recording Critical minerals: The UK’s role in securing resilient supply chains Hear from the Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee as it launches its report on how the UK can build resilient critical minerals supply chains, alongside like-minded partners.
Panel Recording Collaborators or competitors? Britain and the EU in the age of sovereign AI Learn about how sovereign AI is reshaping technology, security and economic strategy in the second event of the UK-EU series.
Panel Recording Chasing China: How should the UK and EU respond to China’s competitive threat? Explore how the UK and EU can strengthen their industrial and technological competitiveness in response to China’s scale, speed and state-backed investment.
Panel Recording From values to action: Where do LGBTIQ+ rights sit in UK foreign policy? In an increasingly contested world order and with global threats to LGBTIQ+ rights, experts discuss a path forward for LGBTIQ+ rights and the rule of law in UK foreign policy. This panel discussion will be followed by a reception and networking.
Panel Recording AI, work, and the future of global competitiveness Learn what LinkedIn data reveals about AI, growth and workforce change.
Panel Recording ‘Parliaments in dialogue’: Bringing Westminster and Brussels closer together to defend Europe Join us at Chatham House to hear from UK and European parliamentarians and defence experts about how to improve defence cooperation between Britain and Europe.
Panel Recording The not‑so‑special relationship? Can UK-US relations survive Trump 2.0? The House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee chaired by Lord Robertson joins us at Chatham House from 12:00 to 13:00 BST. The session will explore the future of UK-US relations, amid long‑term US policy shifts and recent political upheavals. The room is full, but you can watch online.
Panel Recording The UK critical minerals strategy: Building national resilience through global political and commercial collaboration Chris McDonald MP, UK minister for industry, outlines the challenges and opportunities presented in the new UK Critical Minerals Strategy.
Panel Recording Europe’s far right sell themselves as the new realists. Are electorates buying it? With populists rising across the continent, this session explores how Europe’s politics, institutions, the EU and international standing could change if they took power simultaneously in major states.
Panel Recording Building tomorrow’s digital public infrastructure What is digital public infrastructure and what can the UK learn from global use cases?
Panel Recording Can the UK afford to fight a war? Assessing the post-budget outlook for Britain’s defence and security commitments.
Panel Recording Aid in an age of security: What should the UK’s global priorities be? This panel will examine the security and geopolitical stakes of this historic shift in global aid.