Past events

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

Sanam Vakil and Neil Quilliam discuss the viability of a new deal with Iran.

Panellists discuss the immense power of the law to advance the right to health.

Adel al-Jubeir discusses his country’s foreign policy positions and priorities.

Stephen M. Walt will outline the faults he has identified in American foreign policy since the end of the Cold War and moving into the Trump Presidency, ultimately making the case for a more restrained approach.

Julia Gillard, discusses the current nature of political discourse, particularly focusing on the impact it has had on women.

Chatham House brings together figures from across Iraq’s political spectrum to discuss recent developments and a way forward that can end the cycle of conflict and stabilization that has defined Iraq since 2003.

The panellists explore the relationship between the European Union and democracy.

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

Zimbabwe’s foreign minister discusses his country’s prospects for international engagement two years after leadership change.

Drawing on their varied experiences, the panellists discuss where and how the intersection and implementation of these technologies is likely to cause most vulnerability.

The panel assesses the effectiveness of existing and new methods of public engagement on the issue of climate change.