Past events

In recent years, globalization has come under attack in the United States with many voters advocating for a reduced role for the US in global economic affairs.

This event focuses on Ukraine’s climate agenda and how this will shape a green future for the country.

Join us online and in person at the COP26 where we will hold events delving into timely topics that reflect the research conducted by the Environment and Society Programme.

Just ahead of COP26, this event examines critical questions about hydrogen’s future as a source of sustainable energy.

At the same time as the climate crisis threatens, the rapid acceleration of technology means 30 per cent of jobs are due to disappear by the mid 2030s.

This event discusses recent dynamics of US-Russian relations and the outlook for the next few years, including the limits and potential opportunities for progress.

The panel discusses their expectations from the G20 to accelerate vaccine coverage across the world.

Tracing the history of global North attempts to transform fragile states into liberal democracies, and what this means for the future.

In the final session of Chatham House’s Inclusive Cybercrime Policymaking online training programme, this expert panel considers the encryption debate.

This conference will analyse the factors contributing to insecurity in the Gulf of Guinea’s maritime space and explore pathways to both enhance and coordinate effective policy responses to these challenges.

What to expect when world leaders meet at COP26 in Glasgow.

This event explores attitudes towards climate change in Russia, the possible economic and environmental consequences of inaction, and the potential for cooperation.