Past events

Argentitian Chief of Cabinet of Ministers, Marcos Peña, outlines the views of the Argentine government on the political and socio-economic outlook for the country and the region.

This event looks at the lessons learned in the aftermath of the chemical attacks in Salisbury and Douma.

The panel examines the role of the United States on the world stage throughout history.

President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, outlines his country’s foreign policy priorities and the strategies for achieving these.

The panel examines different avenues and prospects for change in Iranian foreign policy.

This event focuses on existing convergences between EU-UK and EU-Switzerland negotiations.

The panellists outline examples of how such countries are currently furthering global initiatives, particularly in the sphere of advancing human rights and democratic values, and highlight the key future challenges they face.

Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes argues that poverty can be alleviated and the middle class stabilized by a guaranteed income for a variety of working people.

Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Ángel Gurría, presents the case that inclusive growth goes beyond domestic agendas and has important transnational dimensions, which need to be addressed in a multilateral context.

The panellists analyze how existing institutions and bilateral ties can be reconfigured and new multilateral arrangements agreed to safeguard peace and security in Europe.

President of Estonia, Kersti Kaljulaid, outlines the challenges and opportunities her country faces in regards to this digital transformation.

As part of the visit to London of Mohammad bin Salman, Chatham House hosts a panel featuring two members of the royal delegation.