Conference In person and Online Security and defence 2024 Join senior policymakers, military officials and security experts for this unique conference, unpacking how defence actors can adapt to tackle the security concerns of the modern world.
Panel Recording Ending the Russo-Ukrainian war: scenarios and consequences Chatham House experts outline some of the possible scenarios for how the end of fighting might come about and the consequences emanating from each scenario.
Panel Recording How is the Eastern Mediterranean geopolitics shifting? Experts examine the impacts of the Gaza war and Greece–Turkey de-escalation on regional security and cooperation.
Panel Recording Understanding the role of armed actors across the Middle East Experts assess the power and motivations of different groups in the Middle East crisis.
Roundtable In person and Online The case for conservative internationalism Dr Kori Schake will discuss what a Republican internationalist foreign policy could entail.
Panel Recording CPTPP and the economic order in the Indo-Pacific What do the UK and Japan bring to the table on the CPTPP, and what are the implications for the trade liberalization agenda?
Panel Recording Indonesia’s elections: new president, new parliament, same old politics? Experts discuss the possible outcomes of the February elections.
Panel Recording Russia’s use of abduction, torture and sexual violence in war How Russia employs these crimes as a part of their military strategy.
Panel Recording Pakistan’s election: Regional implications of domestic instabilities Experts assess whether Pakistan’s elections can bring the country stability and the impact on regional security.
Panel Recording Resisting Russian information warfare: Lessons from Ukraine What can democracies learn from Russia’s cyber and information warfare in Ukraine?