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THIS TIME HAITI REALLY IS ON THE BRINK. THE US AND UN MUST ACT TO RESTORE ORDER
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Divisions over key foreign policy issues, from the war in Ukraine to Gaza, could
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IRAN’S ELECTORAL FACADE
A historic low turnout points to declining public interest amid uninspiring
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THE SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTION CAMPAIGN SEASON MARKS A SHIFT TO A VOLATILE NEW
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deal-making between very different parties. But the constitution was designed to
accommodate this change.
1 March 2024 3 minute READ
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INDEPENDENT THINKING: IRAN’S ELECTIONS: WHAT’S AT STAKE FOR THE MIDDLE EAST?
Iranians are boycotting the first elections since the death of Mahsa Amini. Why?
And is the world ready for a nuclear Iran?
1 March 2024 30 minute listen
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RUSSIA’S INFLUENCE IN KAZAKHSTAN IS INCREASING DESPITE THE WAR IN UKRAINE
Some hoped the war would pivot Astana’s foreign policy towards the West – but
economic ties with Moscow have deepened.
29 February 2024 3 minute READ
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THE GAZA WAR IS TESTING HEZBOLLAH’S STRATEGIC CAPABILITY
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28 February 2024 3 minute READ
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HOW THE UK COULD BECOME A GLOBAL LEADER IN THE SUBSEA DOMAIN
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potential to become the centre of gravity for subsea technology.
27 February 2024 3 minute READ
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UK DEFENCE POLICY IN A HEIGHTENED SECURITY LANDSCAPE
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the UK Chief of the Defence Staff, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin.
27 February 2024 40 minute watch
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SWEDEN BRINGS BENEFITS FOR NATO BUT ACCESSION DELAY RAISES DIFFICULT QUESTIONS
Sweden’s membership will strengthen NATO, but the delays associated with its
accession has revealed several concerns about the credibility and future of the
alliance.
27 February 2024 3 minute READ
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THE SECOND FAILED TRIDENT TEST: TIME TO SCRAP OR EXPAND BRITAIN’S NUCLEAR
CAPABILITIES?
The potential nuclear threats posed by Russia and China are complicated by the
possibility of a second Trump presidency.
26 February 2024 3 minute READ
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THE FAILED TRIDENT TEST HIGHLIGHTS AN IMBALANCE IN UK DEFENCE STRATEGY
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deterrent. But such events raise concerns about a lack of investment in
non-nuclear defences.
26 February 2024 3 minute READ
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INDEPENDENT THINKING: IS ALEXEI NAVALNY’S DEATH A WATERSHED MOMENT FOR RUSSIA?
Alexei Navalny’s death leaves more questions than answers about the future of
Russia. Why?
23 February 2024 30 minute listen
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THE AU TOOK IMPORTANT ACTION ON CYBERSECURITY AT ITS 2024 SUMMIT – BUT MORE IS
NEEDED
Leading African Union member states continue to delay ratification of the Malabo
convention, limiting harmonized African policymaking on cybersecurity.
23 February 2024 3 minute READ
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Paper argues US and Europe need to think about the ‘endgame’ for their
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CHINA’S ‘RENMINBI TRAP’: THE ECONOMY NEEDS A WEAKER CURRENCY, BUT BEIJING IS
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Weakening the currency should be relatively straightforward. But the adverse
reaction of China’s trading partners, past experience, and Xi Jinping’s
ambitions for the renminbi could combine to prevent it.
22 February 2024 3 minute READ
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HAS PAKISTAN’S NEW COALITION GOVERNMENT BEEN HANDED A POISONED CHALICE?
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21 February 2024 3 minute READ
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AFRICA PROGRAMME LAUNCHES ‘A CONTINENT IN CONVERSATION’ SERIES AT AU SUMMIT
The discussion series brings together African stakeholders to discuss the
continent’s response to geopolitical trends.
21 February 2024 2 minute READ
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COULD THE UNITED STATES BE HEADED FOR A NATIONAL DIVORCE?
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lines – and the election could make things worse.
20 February 2024 3 minute READ
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UKRAINE MEANS ENLARGEMENT IS AGAIN THE EU’S PRIORITY – BUT NOT FOR THE REASONS
IT CLAIMS
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defence
19 February 2024 3 minute READ
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ALEXEI NAVALNY’S MOST POWERFUL LEGACY IS URGING RUSSIANS TO IMAGINE THEIR
COUNTRY WITHOUT PUTIN
Much like his life’s work, Navalny’s death shows the corrupt brutality of
Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
17 February 2024 3 minute READ
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INDEPENDENT THINKING: WHAT DOES PRABOWO SUBIANTO’S ELECTION MEAN FOR INDONESIA?
Indonesians have voted in the ‘grandfather figure’ who was a former general in
the Suharto dictatorship. Why?
16 February 2024 30 minute listen
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‘CONTINUITY’ PRABOWO MEANS CHANGE FOR INDONESIA
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power - but is unlikely to govern as Jokowi’s ‘proxy’.
15 February 2024 3 minute READ
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LABOUR’S DITCHED £28 BILLION CLIMATE PLEDGE SENDS THE WRONG MESSAGE ON UK COP
ENERGY COMMITMENTS
The pledge was an important signal to international partners about future energy
policy. Dropping it increases doubts about the credibility of UK plans should
Labour win the election later this year.
14 February 2024 3 minute READ
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APPLYING THE PLEA OF NECESSITY TO CYBER OPERATIONS
Dr Talita Dias explains the plea of necessity in international law and how it
applies to cyberspace.
14 February 2024 3 minute watch
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AS TRUMP THREATENS NATO, IS IT TIME FOR EUROPE TO GET ITS ACT TOGETHER?
Donald Trump’s threats to NATO allies must unite European leaders in the defence
of Europe.
13 February 2024 3 minute READ
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ENERGY TRANSITIONS 2024
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12 March 2024 TO 13 March 2024 — 8:00AM TO 12:30PM
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HOW HAS MENA TURMOIL AFFECTED EXTERNAL POWERS’ INTERESTS?
Experts assess how China, Russia, the UK and the USA are responding to crisis in
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14 March 2024 — 2:00PM TO 3:00PM
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HOW SAFE IS AMERICA’S DEMOCRACY?
In a critical election year, experts look at the threats to American democracy.
14 March 2024 — 6:00PM TO 7:00PM
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MAKING SANCTIONS WORK AS A FOREIGN POLICY TOOL
How is the use of sanctions evolving and what are the challenges of using them
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19 March 2024 — 9:00AM TO 10:30AM
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THE NEW COLD WAR
How the US-China relationship will shape the next decade. A reception will
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19 March 2024 — 6:00PM TO 7:00PM
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Chatham House members are invited to join for the nomination to the office of
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21 March 2024 — 2:45PM TO 3:15PM
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DEVELOPING NEW RESPONSES TO DISINFORMATION
What is missing in responses to disinformation, and what new perspectives are
needed?
21 March 2024 — 4:00PM TO 5:15PM
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US AND UK PRIORITIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST
This roundtable will focus on the future of US and UK policy toward the Middle
East.
25 March 2024 — 12:00PM TO 1:00PM
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THE IMPACTS OF EU CIRCULAR TEXTILES POLICIES ON TRADING PARTNERS
WCEF2024 Accelerator session: how to drive the creation of a more inclusive EU
circular textiles policy design framework.
17 April 2024 — 2:00PM TO 3:30PM
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NATIONAL AND REGIONAL CIRCULAR ECONOMY ROAD MAPS AND STRATEGIES: A GLOBAL
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WCEF 2024 Accelerator Session: Sharing findings from the world’s first global
stocktake of national circular economy roadmaps.
18 April 2024 — 2:00PM TO 3:30PM
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SURVIVING IN CONFLICT
Exploring humanitarian arrangements.
24 April 2024 — 5:00PM TO 6:30PM
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ever-changing, digital world.
5 June 2024 — 9:00AM TO 6:00PM
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The year of elections and a world in conflict.
20 June 2024 — 8:00AM TO 7:00PM
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JOINING IN WARS
How states, international organizations and armed groups become parties to armed
conflict.
6 March 2024 — 5:00PM TO 6:30PM
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HOW RUSSIA IS GOVERNED
Can Putin’s regime maintain stability?
5 March 2024 — 6:00PM TO 7:00PM
Open event Recording
NIGER’S COUP AND REGIONAL SECURITY IMPLICATIONS
Experts discuss recent developments in Niger and transnational conflict dynamics
across the Sahel.
29 February 2024 — 12:00PM TO 1:00PM
Research event Recording
ATTACKS IN THE RED SEA
Yemen experts and policymakers will discuss the impact and trajectory of the
instability in the Red Sea followed by an interview with General Tareq Saleh,
Presidential Leadership Council (PLC).
29 February 2024 — 11:00AM TO 1:15PM
Open event Recording
GEORGIA’S EUROPEAN OPPORTUNITY
Salome Zourabichvili, President of Georgia, examines prospects for upcoming
elections and foreign relations.
28 February 2024 — 6:00PM TO 7:00PM
Research event Recording
WHO IS WINNING IN THE BLACK SEA?
How has the Russian invasion redefined security and geopolitics in the Black Sea
region?
28 February 2024 — 2:00PM TO 3:30PM
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ENDING THE RUSSO-UKRAINIAN WAR: SCENARIOS AND CONSEQUENCES
Chatham House experts outline some of the possible scenarios for how the end of
fighting might come about and the consequences emanating from each scenario.
26 February 2024 — 6:00PM TO 7:00PM
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UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF ARMED ACTORS ACROSS THE MIDDLE EAST
Experts assess the power and motivations of different groups in the Middle East
crisis.
22 February 2024 — 3:00PM TO 4:00PM
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A STORM IN THE WESTERN BALKANS
What are the security challenges facing the region?
12 February 2024 — 5:00PM TO 6:00PM
Research event Recording
CPTPP AND THE ECONOMIC ORDER IN THE INDO-PACIFIC
What do the UK and Japan bring to the table on the CPTPP, and what are the
implications for the trade liberalization agenda?
8 February 2024 — 1:00PM TO 2:00PM
Research event Recording
INDONESIA’S ELECTIONS: NEW PRESIDENT, NEW PARLIAMENT, SAME OLD POLITICS?
Experts discuss the possible outcomes of the February elections.
7 February 2024 — 9:00AM TO 10:00AM
Research event Recording
RUSSIA’S USE OF ABDUCTION, TORTURE AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN WAR
How Russia employs these crimes as a part of their military strategy.
6 February 2024 — 3:00PM TO 5:30PM
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PAKISTAN’S ELECTION: REGIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF DOMESTIC INSTABILITIES
Experts assess whether Pakistan’s elections can bring the country stability and
the impact on regional security.
6 February 2024 — 12:30PM TO 1:30PM
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RESISTING RUSSIAN INFORMATION WARFARE: LESSONS FROM UKRAINE
What can democracies learn from Russia’s cyber and information warfare in
Ukraine?
30 January 2024 — 6:00PM TO 7:00PM
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UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF IRAN IN REGIONAL ESCALATION
A panel of experts will discuss Iran’s approach and role in regional tensions.
25 January 2024 — 12:30PM TO 1:30PM
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NEGOTIATING PEACE IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
Panellists will reflect on the potential for a negotiated settlement in response
to armed group violence in eastern DRC.
24 January 2024 — 1:00PM TO 2:30PM
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THE DIRECTOR’S ANNUAL LECTURE 2024
Bronwen Maddox looks ahead to the challenges of the year and sets out
recommendations for change.
23 January 2024 — 6:00PM TO 7:00PM
Research event Recording
WHERE IS US FOREIGN POLICY HEADING?
Elbridge Colby, former US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy and
Force Development, discusses the direction of future policy.
17 January 2024 — 2:00PM TO 3:00PM
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REPERCUSSIONS OF US-UK STRIKES ON YEMEN
Experts discuss the US-UK response to the Houthi Red Sea attacks, the regional
spill over of the Gaza war and the possibility of broader conflict in the Middle
East.
16 January 2024 — 4:30PM TO 5:30PM
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TEN CONFLICTS TO WATCH IN 2024
This event examines the most dangerous wars and crises through the lens of
International Crisis Group’s flagship annual report Ten Conflicts to Watch.
11 January 2024 — 6:00PM TO 7:00PM
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ISRAEL-PALESTINE: HOW IS THE WAR CHANGING ISRAELI POLITICS?
Experts discuss the implications of the war in Gaza on Benjamin Netanyahu,
Israeli society and the country’s relations in the region.
10 January 2024 — 3:00PM TO 4:00PM
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TAIWAN VOTES: A LOOK AT THE 2024 ELECTIONS
Experts discuss the impact on regional stability and international relations.
10 January 2024 — 12:00PM TO 1:00PM
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REGIONALIZATION OF CONFLICT IN THE HORN OF AFRICA
Panellists discuss the increasing regionalization of conflict in the Horn of
Africa, and how it has become entangled with national interests.
14 December 2023 — 1:00PM TO 2:15PM
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WHAT DID WE ACHIEVE AT COP28?
Experts share insights on the key achievements and challenges emerging from the
UAE.
14 December 2023 — 12:00PM TO 1:00PM
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SOUTHEAST ASIA: SEEKING BALANCE AMID US-CHINA RIVALRY
How can Southeast Asian governments manage growing US-China tensions and what
can outside powers do to engage with the region more effectively?
14 December 2023 — 9:30AM TO 10:30AM
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ISRAEL-PALESTINE: WHAT NEXT FOR PALESTINIANS?
A panel of experts will discuss the future of Palestinian society, leadership
and aspirations for statehood.
13 December 2023 — 3:00PM TO 4:00PM
Research event Recording
KENYA’S FOREIGN POLICY IMPERATIVES
In conversation with HE Musalia Mudavadi EGH, Prime Cabinet Secretary and
Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, Republic of Kenya.
7 December 2023 — 1:30PM TO 2:30PM
Research event Recording
THE UN CYBERCRIME CONVENTION: IMPLEMENTING A TREATY AND MANAGING RISKS
Reflecting on the new draft text of the convention, this discussion considers
the risks a new cybercrime treaty might pose and how can they be mitigated.
6 December 2023 — 12:00PM TO 1:30PM
Members event Recording
MYTHS VERSUS REALITY: SMALL BOATS, MIGRATION AND THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN
RIGHTS
Experts deconstruct the recent UK Supreme Court case, its significance for the
government’s ‘Rwanda policy’ and the implications for the UK and the wider
world.
30 November 2023 — 6:00PM TO 7:00PM
Members event Recording
INDIA: THE NEXT GLOBAL SUPERPOWER?
Experts discuss the opportunities and challenges presented by India’s growing
global ambitions.
29 November 2023 — 1:00PM TO 2:00PM
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