Past events

This session explores the competing ideas shaping American foreign policy and how it will evolve in the years ahead. A reception will follow this event.

Chatham House welcomes Malcolm Turnbull, former Prime Minister of Australia, to draw on his experience managing the full arc of Australia’s complex foreign relations.

Premier Danielle Smith discusses Alberta’s vision for Canada’s role in the world at a moment of acute external pressure and internal debate.

Join senior policymakers, business leaders and international security experts for a day and a half of unique discussions on the future of security and defence across modern domains of conflict, and how to prepare for an uncertain future.

Experts assess President Trump’s unconventional approach to ending wars and America’s changing role in foreign conflicts.

What President Trump’s foreign policy means for Europe, Russia and China.

In the aftermath of the COP 30 Summit in Brazil, John Kerry discusses the state of global climate leadership, and the sprint to build a clean energy economy.

Vice President Pence will discuss the challenges and opportunities US foreign policy faces in a changing world.

In this event, panellists will discuss the African views on Just Transition programmes and the way forward for JETPs amidst an increasingly fragmented world order ahead of COP30 in Brazil.

Congressman Raskin will advance the case for strong transnational democratic solidarity at a time of fragmenting world order.

This webinar explores pressing issues surrounding executive power, its limits and implications for US domestic and foreign policy.

What have been the implications of the second Trump administration’s foreign policy approach?