Past events

With opinion polls showing support for the movement starting to decline, and the French public divided over whether it should continue, the panellists consider how the events of the last few months will affect the next phase of Macron’s presidency.

The panellists consider to what extent history shapes contemporary behaviour and whether the superpowers of the world, new and emerging, are in danger of repeating some of the mistakes of the last 100 years.

Robert Malley and Patricia Lewis examine the International Crisis Group’s Ten Conflicts to Watch in 2019.

The Prime Miniter of Lebanon, Saad Hariri, discusses his vision for the future of his country and its role in the region.

This workshop examines the current state of cooperation across North Africa.

Louise Shelley discusses how new technology, communications and globalization fuel the growth of dangerous forms of illegal trade.

The panel discusses how the aspired deterring impact in cyberspace can be achieved.

Panellists discuss how policymakers can best strike a balance between providing security and respecting individual rights.

Dr Obiageli Ezekwesili discusses the challenges that Nigeria faces, her views on overcoming hurdles in governance to addressing these challenges.

The panellists unpack the deep-rooted narratives held by the populations on either side of a 2,600km border.

The panel explores what strategies are developing to adapt to a complex environment for human rights to work.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has been voted the winner of this year’s Chatham House Prize.