Past events

Is deglobalization causing the global trade order to collapse, or is it a result of its decline?

This event will examine how the US, EU and UK can further strengthen supply-chain resilience.

Dr Rajiv Shah, president of the Rockefeller Foundation in conversation with Dr Robin Niblett outlines how a new COVID charter is the development model the world in crisis needs.

Where does the fall of Kabul and the AUKUS partnership leave UK foreign policy?

Join cyber security experts from policy, business and civil society to explore the key vulnerabilities of accelerated digital transformation and how to maintain a truly global, open internet.

This event explores what lessons can be taken from past responses to Russian hostile actions and suggests recommendations for effective deterrence.

Speakers discuss policy options to support economic recovery in Angola as the country transitions away from a state-led oil economy to a private-sector-led growth model.

This event will asses how the Biden administration’s efforts in pursuing a ‘worker centered’ trade policy will be achieved. 

Join policymakers, senior business leaders and labour market experts to assess the megatrends transforming the nature of work, with a focus on skills, adaptability and resilience.

What will international institutions look like in years to come, and what role will they have in the world order?

Chatham House and E3G are organising a stocktaking meeting on where things stand ahead of COP26.