China’s ambassador to the United Kingdom discusses his country’s current foreign policy and provides an outlook for China’s international agenda for 2020.

As Westminster and Brussels enter a new phase of post-Brexit negotiations in 2020, France’s minister of state in charge of Europe reflects on the future of the UK-EU and UK-France relationships.

The Climate Briefing is a monthly podcast from Chatham House, exploring the major issues that shape international debates around climate change.

The speakers consider the strengths and shortcomings in the EU’s ability to exert global influence focusing particularly on its norm-setting power.

Professor David Heymann CBE, who led the World Health Organization’s response to SARS and has been advising the organization on its response to the coronavirus, outlines key facts relating to this outbreak and reflects on the challenges.

Exploring the role of civic institutions in re-thinking the legacies of the British Empire, and assessing the impact of the current health emergency on China's economy and its global reputation.

Raed Al Saleh, director of the White Helmets, discusses how the Syrian regime's recent assault on Idlib has affected Syrian civilians and the necessity for meaningful progress in bringing the conflict to an end.

This panel assesses the capacity of India’s republican framework to withstand the BJP and Prime Minister Modi’s brand of nationalism.

Panel discussion following the screening that explores the state of the conflict and the efforts to end it.

The panel considers what decolonization means and how it can – or cannot – be practically applied in the fields of history, politics and international relations.