Panel Recording Challenges delivering humanitarian healthcare in today’s conflicts Experts discuss how to deliver effective humanitarian healthcare in conflict, including in Ukraine and Gaza today. A reception will immediately follow this event.
Conference In person and Online Climate change 2023 Join governments and businesses for two days of interactive discussion on accelerating progress on climate and biodiversity goals, including an exclusive in-person climate and nature workshop.
Exhibition In person Celebrating Black History Month at Chatham House Join us for the ‘Humour as Black Experience’ exhibition and reception showcasing diverse artworks and impactful speeches.
Panel Recording Keir Starmer speech A speech from UK Labour Party leader Keir Starmer on the Hamas–Israel war and the path forward.
Address In person and Online The African Union’s agenda for peace and security HE Ambassador Bankole Adeoye will discuss the African Union’s efforts to tackle conflict, foster security cooperation, and build lasting peace on the continent.
Panel In person and Online Humanitarianism and global governance in the age of AI Addressing the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence (AI) for those caught up in conflict.
Panel In person and Online What is France’s vision for Europe? Experts explore how the geopolitical environment is changing France’s foreign policy and what this means for Europe.
Panel In person and Online The global fight against commercial spyware How can governments fight the marketplace for hostile cyber actors?
Panel In person and Online Does American power have staying power? Panellists discuss if we now live in a multipolar world or if multipolarity is a myth.
Panel Recording The role of Belarus in Russia’s war against Ukraine Experts discuss how Belarus’s role has evolved during the war against Ukraine.
Panel Recording UK AI Summit: What can it achieve? Examining what’s at stake during the UK AI summit.
Panel Recording The Israel–Hamas war: what escalation looks like Experts discuss where the war might go from here.