Events

How can governments and businesses work together to champion a global, open and secure internet?

How are international competition authorities, anti-trust regulators and businesses navigating foreign subsidies regulation, expanding merger controls screenings and digital markets?

Does the UK’s economic position match its foreign policy ambitions?

Dealing with global fragility and the coming turbulence.

How to balance international trade with efforts to enhance domestic economic resilience?

Following the election of President Lula da Silva, how will Brazil now engage with the global community?

Authors from the May issue of International Affairs explore the strategies used by international organizations to gain legitimacy around the world.

In conversation with Chris Stark, Chief Executive, UK Climate Change Committee.

What role is there for the US and UK to lead?

Speakers explore Tunisia’s crisis of democracy and the future of the country amidst a multitude of challenges.

In conjunction with the international Ukraine Recovery Conference 2023.

Yemeni and international policymakers and experts discuss prospects for peace in Yemen.

Can the world harness new technologies to advance climate data?

This event explores emerging recommendations on how governments in Europe and beyond can prepare to meet the challenge of cross-border cascading risks.

Leading experts of Libya analyse the foundations of Libya’s post-2011 order.

Strategic cooperation: Principles and priorities for a modern multilateralism.

The 2023 conference aims to understand the complex set of challenges facing Europe in security, economic competitiveness, trade, technology and global influence.

Discussing the outlook for Hong Kong’s democracy movement, with many leading activists in jail, on trial, or in exile, and Beijing’s pressure on the city intensifying.

This panel discussion explores perspectives on the war and discusses scenarios for its evolution and resolution.

What is at stake in the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections?

In conversation with Andrew Mitchell, Minister of State, UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. A coffee reception will take place after this event.

How is diplomacy contributing to advancing human rights through the multilateral system?

Exploring the domestic and international signals from the first annual session of the 14th National People’s Congress.

How can a rapid, equitable green transition navigate the increasingly difficult circumstances resulting from the deepening climate and ecological crisis?

In conversation with Dmytro Kuleba, minister of foreign affairs of Ukraine, about how multilateral organizations struggle to respond adequately to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

What should community-based rebuilding mean?

Authors and experts discuss the findings of a new research paper on Israeli-Emirati normalization and its implications for regional security and integration.

A panel of Iraqi and international officials and experts discuss the legacy of the 2003 invasion.

The former prime minister of Israel discusses his country’s political outlook and foreign policy priorities.

Exploring how more effective partnerships can improve access to healthcare.

From migration to Russia and China, how is Albania responding to the geopolitical challenges of today?

What were the main lessons for today’s conflicts from the way in which the war in Iraq played out?

This event explores what balance between pressure and dialogue is most likely to incentivise North Korea to limit its provocations.

This event launches Brexit and Energy Law: Implications and Opportunities, a comprehensive analysis of the impact of Brexit on the energy sector in the UK and EU.

A conference where analysts and experts reflect on their experiences and lessons learned from a decade of upheaval and contention in the region since the Arab Spring.

With the increasingly significant role that women play in national defence, will perceptions change or are current attitudes towards women in uniform here to stay? 

The former president of the Indian National Congress discusses how today’s world will set the path for the world’s biggest democracy.

This panel discusses the place for Ukraine in the European security framework and Europe’s preparedness to continue supporting Ukraine in a prolonged war.

How G7 countries should best respond to global economic and security challenges in order to defend the liberal international order.

This International Affairs webinar explores the ‘polymorphic’ nature of calls for institutional justice today.

Examining how recent political evolutions in Venezuela provide an opportunity to initiate multi-stakeholder collective action to start addressing and tackling risks.

Chatham House experts examine how the world has changed since 24 February 2022.

Lisa Monaco, the US deputy attorney general, discusses how autocratic governments and malign cyber actors use disruptive technologies to project power and engage in illicit activity.

What lies ahead for the ‘unlimited friendship’ between Moscow and Beijing?

In conversation with Rafael Mariano Grossi.

This event presents a fragment of the BBC documentary Occupied, featuring footage from Dmytro Bahnenko who captured daily life in occupied Kherson.

How can the UK and Japan work together more effectively to pursue shared ambitions in Southeast Asia?