Past events

This panel explores the importance of a victim-centred perspective and how this may add value for negotiations.

This event explores whether the United States is undergoing a critical change in the composition of the Republican and Democratic parties.

This conference takes a deep-dive into the implications of the war for the wider region.

This event discusses Tanzania’s foreign policy and multilateral engagements against the backdrop of global geopolitical change.

Join Robert Macaire, UK ambassador to Iran (2018-21), and others to discuss what the protests mean for Iran’s domestic, regional and global power.

Has the depoliticization of economic policymaking contributed to the crisis of democracy in Europe?

Policymakers, analysts, academics, and activists examine the past year’s developments in Iraq and explore the potential trajectory of the country.

Speakers analyse the results of the 1 November 2022 vote and whether another election in close succession is looming on the horizon.

The Chatham House Europe Programme discusses the current state of European politics and democracy. 

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.

How do new realities impact risk management and resilience in global trade? Enjoy unique insight and networking at our essential conference.

A showcase of a selection of the Black Cultural Archives photo exhibition of up-and-coming Black British leaders.