Our panel offer an early analysis of election results in South Korea, assess the winning candidate Moon Jae-in’s campaign and what this will mean for South Korea going forward.

Our panel discuss local and international efforts to prevent and respond to sexual and gender-based violence.

The leader of the Labour Party outlined the key national security and foreign policy positions upon which his party is contesting the UK general election in June.

H.E. Moussa Faki Mahamat discusses the AU’s current approach to challenges, how it ensures effective implementation of democracy, elections and human rights, and the commitment of member states to their obligations

At this event, the European affairs ministers from each Visegrád nation outline their hopes for the future for the EU.

The panellists, using various case studies including Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia, examine the dynamics of sectarian violence in the Middle East.

Ahmed Aboul Gheit, secretary-general of the League of Arab States, discusses the challenges confronting decision-makers in the Middle East.

The panel discuss the rise of female involvement in extremism and, in particular, their crucial role in online recruitment of both men and women through evolving social media channels.

Chatham House invited four experts to share their immediate reactions to the results.

In this podcast, Nigel Gould-Davies discusses his recent review article on the difficulties of political forecasting. In an age of declining trust in experts and pollsters, how can prediction be done better?