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Research Event Africa, Japan and the UK: Emerging Partnerships Beyond Summits

Close up of the Chatham House front door.

Panellists explore the potential of triangulation and diversification of partnerships amongst African countries, Japan and the UK to support mutual policy goals, as well as the place of summits in shaping policy priorities and driving cooperation.

24 November 2020 TO 25 November 2020 — 9:00AM TO 10:30AM
Recording

Members Event The Virus, the Vaccine and Violence

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This webinar assesses the potential for conflict-sensitive approaches to COVID-19 with a focus on vaccines.

23 November 2020 — 4:00PM TO 5:15PM

Research Event Angola Forum 2020: Sustainability and Inclusion in Economic Recovery and Reform

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Speakers discuss the policy priorities for promoting sustainable economic recovery and resilience.

23 November 2020 TO 24 November 2020 — 2:00PM TO 4:00PM
Recording

Audio The Climate Briefing: Carbon Pricing and the Article 6 Negotiations

How could the adoption of carbon pricing mechanisms contribute to global action on climate change? And what is driving the the UN negotiations over Article 6 of the Paris Agreement?

51 minute listen

Expert Comment Turkey Needs Radical New Direction to Save the Economy

Protesters at a demonstration against the Turkish government's economic policies on the European side of Istanbul, organized by the KESK, a confederation of public service workers unions. Photo by YASIN AKGUL/AFP via Getty Images.

Turkey should emulate the reformist approach it adopted after the 2001 crisis to prevent an economic and financial breakdown - but this looks highly unlikely.

2 minute READ

Research Event Iraq: Navigating Reform, Collapse and the Status Quo

Close up of the Chatham House front door.

This virtual conference, part of the Iraq Initiative, will bring together Iraqi and international policymakers, academics and activists to discuss the critical issues for Iraq as it navigates this challenging period.

23 November 2020 TO 25 November 2020 — 11:15AM TO 2:00PM

Expert Associate Fellow Adam Bennett

Adam Bennett
Associate Fellow, Global Economy and Finance Programme

Audio Undercurrents: Thai Protests, and Bhutan's Pursuit of Happiness

Protests in Thailand

What is driving the ongoing mass movement in Thailand? And how is Bhutan influencing the global development agenda?

61 minute listen

Expert Comment Using Public Procurement to Regenerate Societies

At a street art event in New Delhi, the phrase Let's Build Tomorrow is painted on a wall

Outlining the important role public procurement can play in development, helping to create more equal and sustainable societies.

2 minute READ

Expert Staff Dr Renata Dwan

Renata Dwan
Deputy Director and Senior Executive Officer