Past events

Chatham House experts discuss how the new UK government can start to make an impact on global challenges.

What role is there for the US and UK to lead?

A post-election discussion on the implications of the recent elections for Turkey and for its relations with the European Union (EU).

Ghana’s minister of foreign Affairs, the Hon Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, discusses her vision for a modern Commonwealth and how it can evolve and match demands from its members.

Time for a reset or a continuation in the post-Johnson era?

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

This event will tackle topics relating to global rules and migration, in the context of the UK Nationality and Borders Bill and the Polish-Belarusian border.

This event launches a Chatham House paper which details the laundering of monies and reputations by elites from Eurasia’s kleptocratic states, and the material and reputational damage rendered to the UK’s sovereignty and democracy.

What’s next for Catalonia and Scotland and how will this impact other independence movements in Europe?

What do the recent challenges to the ECJ from the UK, Germany and Poland mean for its role in the EU legal order?

The 2021 conference will consider how Europe can navigate its political, economic and security challenges, in the context of the lasting effects of the coronavirus pandemic and an increasingly competitive geopolitical environment.

This panel discusses the parallels between race and discrimination in the US and UK, and considers how structure and institutional change is possible – particularly in politics.