Past events

Half day conference on the war-time recovery of Ukraine and necessary policies to support its long-term prosperity building on the experience and analysis of both Chatham House and the EBRD.

Join us at Chatham House for this screening documenting the final year in office of former NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg – who headed the organisation from 2014 to 2024 – as he dealt with Russia’s full‑scale invasion of Ukraine.

Following the launch of the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression, the Register of Damage and the Claims Commission in The Hague, experts explore how a comprehensive transitional justice policy can bolster survivor support and global solidarity with Ukraine.

Experts examine Ukraine’s sovereignty through the lens of religion, culture and language policy.

Assessing the geopolitical, military and economic spillover effects of the Iran conflict on Russia’s war against Ukraine.

General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine’s ambassador to the UK, will speak at Chatham House from noon to 1pm GMT on Monday, to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion. The interview and Q&A will be public, and streamed online on the Chatham House website.

What are the consequences and how should Europe respond?

Experts examine Russia’s approach in the Black Sea and its regional implications.

The 11th annual conference brings together policymakers and representatives from business, civil society and academia to examine Europe’s choices on security, trade, technology and global influence.

Experts analyse how Ukraine’s corruption scandal impacts governance, accountability, and international trust.

Ukraine’s internal dynamics and evolving needs bear important lessons for Europe as the continent adapts to a shifting global landscape.

Analysing potential end-state scenarios for the war on Ukraine.