Panel Recording In conversation with Nick Clegg: Can democracy survive the pace of technology? Sir Nick Clegg outlines how democracies can harness technology and prevent abuses.
Panel Recording Why do autocrats survive? Anne Applebaum and Chatham House experts explore how autocratic regimes operate and their threat to democracy.
CH Prize Recording Chatham House Prize 2024 Please join us as Radosław Sikorski, Poland’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, accepts the Prize on behalf of Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Panel Recording The future of South Africa’s foreign policy HE Ronald Lamola, South Africa’s Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, will reflect on the foreign policy priorities of the Government of National Unity.
Address Recording Envisioning Africa’s economic prospects Dr Akinwumi Adesina outlines the continent’s priorities for structural and economic transformation, sustaining growth and fostering resilience in the face of adversity.
Panel Recording Beyond the ballot: Implications of the 2024 European elections Experts map out the stakes and challenges faced by the Union in the 2024 parliamentary elections.
Panel Recording UK General Election: The big decisions for the next foreign secretary Chatham House experts discuss the most pressing international risks facing the UK.
Panel Recording Protests in Georgia: what’s at stake? Georgia’s foreign agent law threatens its democracy and its European aspirations.
Panel Recording A turning point for US foreign policy? This panel will explore how the upcoming US presidential election may influence US strategy in the Middle East.
Panel Recording In conversation with the Rt Hon Theresa May Former Prime Minister Theresa May discusses how abuse of power is eroding trust in democratic institutions.
Webinar Recording How India’s democracy shapes its relations with the West Experts discuss how New Delhi’s democratic credentials impact India’s engagement with the West.
Panel Recording A year on from Nigeria’s 2023 elections A year on from Nigeria’s 2023 elections speakers discuss some of the 102 recommendations from the just published Commonwealth Observer Group’s report and reflect on regional implications.