Panel Recording In conversation with Indra Nooyi Indra Nooyi, former chair and CEO of PepsiCo, discusses her experiences of being the first woman of colour and immigrant to run a Fortune 50 company.
Panel Recording The state of American democracy Experts assess the health of constitutional democracy of the US one year after President Joe Biden’s election.
Panel Online The future of Africa-EU relations: Restoring momentum for effective partnership The event explores the status of the relationship between Africa and the European Union and the key opportunities for progress towards stronger collaboration.
Panel Recording Sustaining the response: COVID in 2022 Chatham House experts David Heymann and Emma Ross discuss the implications of the new Omicron variant and look at what to expect from the pandemic in the year ahead.
Reception In person Members’ Christmas drinks Join us at 10 St James’s Square for some mulled wine, mince pies and a chance to wish your fellow members a happy holiday season.
Panel Recording Policy for recovery in Africa: Regional development planning and coordination This event explores the challenges facing transnational development in areas affected by conflict and insecurity.
Panel In person and Online Africa and the UK: Priorities for engagement in 2022 At this event Vicky Ford MP, the UK Minister for Africa, will outline the UK’s vision for engagement with Africa, and priorities for aligning this with the collective and individual interests of African countries.
Panel Online The cost of global integration How the breakdown in traditional global order is leading to rising antagonism and prospect of war.
Panel Online Uncertainty and complexity in nuclear decision-making This event will explore what a complexity informed nuclear weapons policy could look like.
Webinar Recording Practical perspectives on decolonizing global health This event explores strategies to reform and decolonize the global health system.
Lessons learned from the Nixon 'dollar shock' and the Smithsonian Agreement Providing fresh perspectives on the geopolitical as well as economic and financial history of the Smithsonian Agreement as a foundation for reconsidering today’s challenges to the international monetary system.