Solomon Mugera and Dr Gabrielle Lynch discuss the prospects for a peaceful and credible election process with particular reference to the role of the media and the impact of devolution.

The Arab Youth Survey offers a unique insight into the attitudes and opinions of young people living in 16 Arab states, including the GCC countries and the Levant. Our panel discuss the findings of the most recent survey and assess its impacts.

In conjunction with the launch of the special issue of International Affairs, ‘Contentious borders: the Middle East and North Africa post-2011’, the contributors discuss resilient and changing territorial borders in the MENA region post-2011.

Chatham House presents four distinguished panellists who will debate the proposition ‘does fake news matter?’ Is it an overblown concept of little import? Or does the concept have important consequences?

The Angola Forum 2017 brought together government, opposition, civil society and businesses to examine Angola’s economic and political future post-election.

5 June 2017 marks the 50 year anniversary of the Six-Day War. Itamar Rabinovich, author of Yitzhak Rabin’s biography, discusses the lasting impact the war continues to have on the region.

The Angola Forum 2017 brought together government, opposition, civil society and businesses to examine Angola’s economic and political future post-election.

This event discusses the chaos following the ousting of Ali Abdullah Saleh in 2011 from the presidency of Yemen and the civil war and regional interference that have plagued the Arab world’s poorest country since.

This event discusses Iran’s presidential elections in May which will determine whether President Hassan Rouhani may seek a second, four-year term and push ahead with reforms resisted by powerful hardliners.

At this event, Professor Kym Anderson, a world authority on the wine market, presents the impacts of Brexit on bilateral wine trade values and volumes for commercial and fine still wines as well as for sparkling wines.