Roundtable Cancelled US priorities in the Indo–Pacific This roundtable will analyse US relations with countries in the Indo-Pacific region. This roundtable has been postponed to a future date.
Panel Cancelled Is Xi Jinping’s leadership good for China? Experts discuss the current direction and challenges facing China’s leadership under Xi Jinping.
Panel Recording China and Russia in Central Asia How are Central Asian states rebalancing their relations with key global powers?
Panel Recording Setting the agenda: Recommendations for the next UK foreign secretary Following the launch of Chatham House’s report on foreign policy priorities for the next UK government, panellists explore possibilities for the country’s international role after the election.
Webinar Online Driving youth civic engagement in a year of elections Members of the Common Futures Conversations community discuss youth civic engagement with Prudence Ngwenya, Director of the Women, Gender and Youth Directorate at the African Union.
Panel Recording Protests in Georgia: what’s at stake? Georgia’s foreign agent law threatens its democracy and its European aspirations.
Panel In person and Online Thirty years of South African foreign policy and UK relations Experts will reflect on the complexities of South African foreign relations and the country’s past and future relations with the UK.
Panel Recording Russia’s courting of the Global South and its wider implications Can Russia’s pivot have any impact on the global distribution of power?
Panel Recording A turning point for US foreign policy? This panel will explore how the upcoming US presidential election may influence US strategy in the Middle East.
Panel Recording The future of Europe: Strategic perspectives of the incoming Hungarian EU Presidency In conversation with Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary, Péter Szijjártó.
Panel Recording Unlocking the UK’s leadership potential on global goals and climate In conversation with Ban Ki-moon and Mary Robinson.
Panel Recording Making transgressors pay The arguments for and against repurposing sanctioned assets of offending governments.