Trump–Xi summit: Why the US and China should not underestimate each other

Hear from experts on the successes, shortcomings and future direction of Uzbekistan’s economic and reform agenda under President Mirziyoyev.

How France views the current state of European affairs and the next phase of cooperation between the EU and the UK under the new Burnham government.

After the signing of a new defence pact by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, experts assess how the Middle East is responding to volatility and a changing regional order.

Why regional cooperation matters in addressing the convergence of insurgency, displacement, and climate stress.

Learn how economic distress, political dysfunction and demographic pressures are shaping South Asia’s youth movements - and to what extent their expectations are being met by their leaders.

To what extent do America’s values shape its foreign policy? Join this expert discussion, and final in the US at 250 mini-series, about the principles that should underpin US global leadership - and how they are perceived around the world. A drinks reception will follow.

Hear from Catherine Raw at BHP, the world’s largest mining company by market capitalization, on the forces reshaping global demand for resources.

Hear from leading voices on what a landmark UN resolution means for the future of global reparations.

Come and listen to first-hand analysis from Chatham House experts who will examine how the midterms might reshape US politics, foreign policy and the 2028 presidential race.

Join this screening of a new documentary exploring the evolving reality of the American Dream as the USA celebrates its 250th anniversary.

The eighth annual conference convenes Iraqi and international policymakers, business leaders, experts, and civil society to assess whether Iraq’s new government can navigate growing regional and domestic pressures and reinforce national sovereignty.

As economic security, industrial strategy and geopolitical rivalry reshape merger control and market regulation, the competition policy conference brings together regulators, business leaders and academic experts to examine where competition law is heading next.

Securing Europe’s strategic autonomy in a volatile world

Hear from one of America’s leading security and military thinkers on China, Europe, Iran and the future of US global leadership in an increasingly contested world.

Join Chatham House Director and Chief Executive Bronwen Maddox for the 2027 Director’s Annual Lecture.

As defence spending and geopolitical rivalry reshape global security, the Security and Defence Conference 2027 brings together leaders to navigate strategic uncertainty.

As climate and geopolitical shocks escalate, this year’s summit brings leaders together to chart a path to a resilient energy transition.

Following Russia’s parliamentary vote, experts assess what the results reveal about Russia’s future direction and the durability of President Putin’s system.

The third session in the US at 250 mini-series explores how checks and balances continue to shape American democracy.

Hear Vice President Ndaba Nkosinathi Gaolathe set out Botswana’s priorities for inclusive economic reform.

Learn whether BRICS can turn growing influence into geopolitical impact.

Join this event to learn about the implications of a ceasefire for Ukraine, Europe, Russia – and global security.

Hear from Finland’s foreign minister on how Europe can innovate, build strength and compete in artificial intelligence.

As Iceland votes on whether to reopen discussions on EU accession, learn what the outcome could mean for the EU’s future direction and strategic competition across the High North.

Understand how summit commitments on defence spending, innovation and industrial capacity can strengthen NATO’s future security posture. 

Join us at Chatham House for the second in the US at 250 mini-series. This discussion assesses America’s struggle to balance independence, openness, and strategic competition in the global economy.

As the campaign enters its final stage, hear from analysts about what voters, investors and democratic groups should watch out for.

Discover how Ukraine plans to deliver elections and ensure an inclusive, democratic transition after the war with Russia.

Learn how the war with the US and Israel has affected Iran’s diplomacy, security outlook, and internal politics.

In an increasingly contested world order and with global threats to LGBTIQ+ rights, experts discuss a path forward for LGBTIQ+ rights and the rule of law in UK foreign policy. This panel discussion will be followed by a reception and networking.

Hear from mayors, governors and regional leaders driving climate action and resilience from the ground up.

As the debate continues in Brussels over how to defend infrastructure and strengthen energy independence, hear from experts on how Europe is facing up to this ongoing risk.

Leaders of the world’s foremost climate conference - COP - set out how environmental diplomacy can still deliver.

Join a fascinating discussion with the EU’s former chief Brexit negotiator to assess a decade of change and the future of EU-UK relations.

How to bring credible elections, rule of law and economic recovery to Venezuela.

This panel discussion, held in collaboration with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, assesses the potential impact of the African Credit Rating Agency on reducing borrowing costs and lowering barriers to financing for African countries.

As governments and multilateral institutions retreat, a new generation of advocates is reshaping the debate and proposing reform.

Experts clarify international humanitarian law and promote compliance by identifying practical measures for its effective implementation.

Learn what LinkedIn data reveals about AI, growth and workforce change.

Experts examine the tensions facing Armenian democracy, the election’s importance for the peace process with Azerbaijan, and the role of external actors, including Russia and the West.

Join us as HE John Dramani Mahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, reflects on how Ghana is navigating an increasingly multipolar world while promoting African agency and regional stability.

This session explores the competing ideas shaping American foreign policy and how it will evolve in the years ahead. A reception will follow this event.

Fatih Birol assesses how Middle East tensions are reshaping global energy markets and economic stability.

Half day conference on the war-time recovery of Ukraine and necessary policies to support its long-term prosperity building on the experience and analysis of both Chatham House and the EBRD.

What can the African Union and regional bodies do to deliver durable peace in the Great Lakes?

Chatham House welcomes Malcolm Turnbull, former Prime Minister of Australia, to draw on his experience managing the full arc of Australia’s complex foreign relations.

Join us for an expert panel exploring how the EU, the UK, the US, and Turkey can navigate great power competition in Central Asia and harness the region’s growing strategic and economic potential.