Panel Recording Britain’s economic security The deputy prime minister, Rt Hon Oliver Dowden MP, shares his vision for balancing growth and security.
Panel In person and Online Global instability and the future of a values based international order This panel will explore the role of the US and UK in shaping the rules based liberal world order. This event will be followed by a drinks reception.
Address Recording Making sanctions work as a foreign policy tool How is the use of sanctions evolving and what are the challenges of using them as a foreign policy tool?
Panel Recording Keir Starmer speech A speech from UK Labour Party leader Keir Starmer on the Hamas–Israel war and the path forward.
Panel Recording UK AI Summit: What can it achieve? Examining what’s at stake during the UK AI summit.
Conference UK foreign policy: Time for a reset? In conversation with the Rt Hon David Lammy MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs.
Panel Cancelled Myths versus reality: small boats, migration and the European Court of Human Rights Experts fact-check and analyse the implications of leaving the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) and what it would mean for the UK’s place in the world.
Panel Labour Party conference: Does AI offer a new global role for Britain? Hosted by the UK in the World at Chatham House, in collaboration with techUK and Microsoft.
Panel Labour Party Conference: Advancing UK interests and values through trade Join Chatham House and the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry at the Labour Party conference this October.
Panel Conservative Party Conference: Advancing UK interests and values through trade Join Chatham House and the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry at the Conservative Party conference this October.
Panel Conservative Party conference: Does AI offer a new global role for Britain? Hosted by the UK in the World at Chatham House, in collaboration with techUK and Microsoft.
Panel Conservative Party conference: Britain's role in revitalizing Global Goals In conversation with Andrew Mitchell, minister of state, UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.