Past events

What were the main lessons for today’s conflicts from the way in which the war in Iraq played out?

This event explores what balance between pressure and dialogue is most likely to incentivise North Korea to limit its provocations.

With the increasingly significant role that women play in national defence, will perceptions change or are current attitudes towards women in uniform here to stay?

The former president of the Indian National Congress discusses how today’s world will set the path for the world’s biggest democracy.

This panel discusses the place for Ukraine in the European security framework and Europe’s preparedness to continue supporting Ukraine in a prolonged war.

Chatham House experts examine how the world has changed since 24 February 2022.

What lies ahead for the ‘unlimited friendship’ between Moscow and Beijing?

In conversation with Rafael Mariano Grossi.

This event presents a fragment of the BBC documentary Occupied, featuring footage from Dmytro Bahnenko who captured daily life in occupied Kherson.

How can the UK and Japan work together more effectively to pursue shared ambitions in Southeast Asia?

This event examines the most dangerous wars and crises through the lens of the International Crisis Group’s flagship annual report Ten Conflicts to Watch by Crisis Group.

This event explores Russia’s and China’s postions on the Antarctic and offers a critical assessment of their actions in the region.