Past events

Chatham House’s newly elected Chair, Lord Jim O’Neill, assesses the forces that are driving today’s major disruptions in the international political economy and geopolitics as well as their domestic sources.

Christian Ulbrich, sits down with Evan Davis to discuss how his company is adapting to successfully operate in the current global climate.

Lord Adonis discusses the risks of a ‘no deal’ Brexit in the context of future relationship with its closest neighbours and partners.

Looking beyond Brexit, French Minister for European Affairs, Nathalie Loiseau, outlines the reforms of the EU as envisaged by President Emmanuel Macron, aimed at ensuring the future viability and prosperity of the Union.

Paul Tucker explores the necessary conditions for delegated but politically insulated power to be legitimate and effective.

Philippe Etienne, diplomatic adviser to President Macron, offers the administration’s vision of France’s place in the world.

This event analyses the present and future relationship between the UK and Saudi Arabia.

Participants assess different innovative options to explore how best to speed up and scale up their uptake.

Ambassador Stuart E. Eizenstat outlines the successes and failures of the Carter administration in domestic, economic and foreign policy.

Speakers assess the state and needs of higher education in Africa, and how the sector can be improved.

Korea’s forein minister, Kang Kyung-Wha, outlines her government’s view on the present and the future of inter-Korean relations.

This panel analyses whether it is likely that there will be a new round of crises in emerging markets or whether the conditions are fundamentally different today from those in the 1980s and 1990s.