Past events

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.

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.

As the presidential election in Kazakhstan approaches, experts discuss the political and economic situation in the country.

Panellists discuss the link between Turkey’s domestic and foreign policies under President Erdoğan.

How can black perspectives help the world tackle global challenges and expand our understanding of international relations?

How should young people be represented in policymaking processes?

As voters head to the polls, Chatham House looks at where Brazil finds itself after four years of Bolsonaroism. A post-event reception will follow this event.

Paul Mashatile, Treasurer-General of the African National Congress (ANC), discusses the outcomes of the 6th ANC Policy Conference 2022.

Having defaulted on its external debts, Sri Lanka faces simultaneous economic and political crises amid widespread shortages of food, fuel and medicine. Experts discuss what the future holds.

This conference examines citizens’ expectations, understandings and experiences of corruption in Nigeria, and how these relate to social norms.