Past events

Andriy Yermak, head of the office of the president of Ukraine, updates on Ukraine’s fightback and its negotiating position, and talks about Russia’s objectives, Ukraine’s aims, and the responsibilities of democratic states.

This event examines how the deep history of the politics of energy helps explain the current war in Ukraine.

The panel discusses the significance of the Russian invasion on Ukraine’s southern front and implications for the Black Sea region.

Join fellow members and Chatham House’s Russia-Eurasia Programme Director to discuss key questions about Russia’s motives.

Experts analyse Russia’s tactics and Ukraine’s readiness in the attempted assault on Kyiv.

Discussion on the situation in Belarus, and what the future holds for a country often referred to as Europe’s last dictatorship.

This event explores the international implications of the US and NATO responses to the conflict in Ukraine.

South of Russia, from Syria to Israel, there exists a variety of complex perspectives on Vladimir Putin’s Russia.

High profile speakers  launch a declaration to encourage the creation of a special criminal tribunal. 

Examining the state of Ukraine’s defence a few days into Russia’s full-scale invasion.

Chatham House experts examine the latest developments as Russia declares war with Ukraine and conducts large-scale military operations against the country.

Chatham House and Preligens are partnering up to decipher Moscow’s military movements at Russia’s borders with Ukraine and Belarus and assess the risk of further military action by the Kremlin.