Past events

Mr Khodorkovsky elaborates on how exactly a new Russian political system should be designed in order to promote both democracy inside and responsible behaviour in accordance with international norms outside.

Speakers discuss the historical roots of the language issue, as well as the wider significance of the protests in China.

Panellists explore the potential of triangulation and diversification of partnerships amongst African countries, Japan and the UK to support mutual policy goals, as well as the place of summits in shaping policy priorities and driving cooperation.

This webinar assesses the potential for conflict-sensitive approaches to COVID-19 with a focus on vaccines.

Speakers discuss the policy priorities for promoting sustainable economic recovery and resilience.

This virtual conference, part of the Iraq Initiative, will bring together Iraqi and international policymakers, academics and activists to discuss the critical issues for Iraq as it navigates this challenging period.

A forward-looking panel of technological innovators, designers, business leaders, policymakers and campaigners converse about the range of cutting-edge ideas that could help shape the future of air travel.

This event examines a new Chatham House paper which proposes a more ambitious and inclusive definition of sustainable procurement.

Panellists explore how African and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) countries influence the structure and institutions of Africa-EU relations.

Join us for the sixth session of the autumn series of webinars on the coronavirus with Professor David Heymann and special guests, Jane Halton and Dr Seth Berkley, helping us unpack the current state of play in vaccine development and access.

As the COVID-19 crisis continues governments are facing difficult decisions about where they should allocate resources. Note this is an online event.

The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the global economy in a number of ways but economic innovations could offer solutions.