Past events

Panellists consider how the two countries can collaborate on healthcare policy and provision.

The panellists consider the elements and evolution of the liberal international order and Europe’s place in it.

Chatham House Director Dr Robin Niblett CMG describes the principal challenges to the relevance and credibility of think-tanks today at a time of growing societal distrust of established institutions offering ‘expert’ views.

The speakers discuss the many strategic challenges currently faced by the international security apparatus.

This panel discusses the international landscape of women’s involvement in armed forces worldwide and the opportunities and challenges of further integrating women into close combat roles.

The event focuses on conflict timber, the latest isotope technology to trace timber supply chains and updates on the Voluntary Partnership Agreements.

The panel discusses the results of the US elections and what they mean for the next two years of America’s role in the world.

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Ambassador Seyed M Kazem Sajjadpour, discusses the country’s new foreign policy challenges following fresh US sanctions.

Panellists discuss whether banks have become more transparent and accountable since the crash.

A year on, this event considers whether the campaign, and its international variants, have transcended clicktivism and translated into substantive societal change.

Professor Matthew Goodwin sets out the roots, rise and impact of national populism in Western democracies.

At this event, the speakers outline the different approaches taken by various governments towards the region.