Webinar Online Israel-Palestine: How to break the deadlock and prevent implosion? Experts and policymakers discuss whether the stalemate between Israel and Palestine can be overcome and how relations can be improved.
Roundtable Zimbabwe’s 2023 elections A discussion and analysis of the key priorities ahead of the coming elections.
Panel Online Common Futures Conversations: How to build international cooperation Experts and the Common Futures Conversations community outline policy proposals on how to develop greater international cooperation.
Panel Recording Libya since 2011: The contours of a new order Leading experts of Libya analyse the foundations of Libya’s post-2011 order.
Panel Recording The Taiwan Factor: Elections, supply chains and US–China relations Can China and the US avoid an escalatory spiral while Taiwan maintains its de facto independence?
Reception In person Pride celebration at Chatham House Join Chatham House for a drinks reception and exhibition of photos from the Soweto and Ekurhuleni Pride in South Africa.
Panel Online Tunisia: The end of the democratic transition? Speakers explore Tunisia’s crisis of democracy and the future of the country amidst a multitude of challenges.
Panel Recording Global development in an era of great power competition What role is there for the US and UK to lead?
Panel Recording Can the Venezuelan negotiations be revived? Exploring the stalled Venezuela negotiations, international sanctions, the upcoming 2024 presidential elections, and a potential – although uncertain – path forward.
Panel Recording How international organizations fight for legitimacy Authors from the May issue of International Affairs explore the strategies used by international organizations to gain legitimacy around the world.
Panel Online Virtual breakfast: Turkey-EU relations after the election A post-election discussion on the implications of the recent elections for Turkey and for its relations with the European Union (EU).
Panel In person Cold Peace: Avoiding the new Cold War Professor Doyle discusses the difficult compromises over Ukraine and Taiwan needed to facilitate the international cooperation necessary to avert the global threats of our time.