Past events

The House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee chaired by Lord Robertson joins us at Chatham House from 12:00 to 13:00 BST. The session will explore the future of UK-US relations, amid long‑term US policy shifts and recent political upheavals. The room is full, but you can watch online.

Join government officials, global business and civil society leaders to explore strategies for navigating economic uncertainty in an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape.

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.

Ahead of the US state visit, experts discuss the future of the transatlantic ties between America and the UK.

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.

This roundtable will focus on the future of US and UK policy toward the Middle East.

US senator Jeanne Shaheen examines the implications of new UK leadership, the war in Ukraine, and NATO expansion for the US–UK relationship.

In its first summit of the Biden administration, NATO is facing increasingly complex political and security challenges. What hard decisions does it need to take to be fit for purpose by 2030?

A conversation with Lord Hague of Richmond and Hillary Clinton, who worked together closely in government.

What are the risks and opportunities?

Manuel Lafont Rapnouil outlines France’s foreign policy priorities.

The 2017 Chatham House London Conference focused on how world order is shifting under current pressures and how societies and leaders can best adapt.