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New UK legislation reignites wider concerns about the ability of developed countries to solve the problem of climate change without punishing the poor.

Outlining key issues raised by the UK government's plan to reduce its commitment to spend 0.7 percent of gross national income on overseas assistance each year.

The pandemic has impacted every aspect of life, and sped up pre-existing trends in how people consume, work and travel – but will these dramatic shifts last?

During global health emergencies the needs and expertise of women and non-binary gender identities are often disregarded. This webinar will consider how more inclusive COVID-19 policies and programmes can be devised.

This paper assesses the ongoing constitutional battle over the devolution of powers in Iraq and looks at the possibility of a long-term solution.

Strengthening relations in the Indo-Pacific offers the chance for the UK to influence the digital economy and help create a free and open international order.

Is the CCE key to meeting ambitious climate change goals or might it distract from the opportunity to design harmful emissions out of our economic system?

Join our fun, interactive event for the chance to meet world-leading experts on international affairs and learn about careers in the charity/not-for-profit sector.

Speakers discuss the complex but, so far, durable ties between Putin and Erdogan and the perspectives of each leader. Other issues will include the impact of the Biden presidency and the unfolding situation in Nagorny Karabakh.

Insights from this Chatham House – GIZ event will be used to inform Chatham House’s research on the circular economy in South Asia.