The annual Asfari Forum, jointly hosted by Chatham House and the Asfari Foundation, convenes experts, policymakers and civil society practitioners to encourage better understanding and dialogue with key issues related to the Middle East region.

President Poroshenko outlines the challenges ahead and offers his views on what kind of leadership is needed, how to consolidate solidarity, restore peace, reinforce wider European security and sustain the transformation of Ukraine.

The panellists consider the role of contemporary media against the backdrop of the rise of new media and the supposed decline of print, the growth of citizen journalism and claims that journalistic standards are slipping amidst so called 'fake news'.

In this podcast, Christopher Clapham speaks to Ahmed Soliman to discuss what distinguishes the Horn of Africa from the rest of the continent as assessed in his latest book The Horn of Africa: State Formation and Decay.

Laura Lane discusses the possibility of a bilateral trade deal between the two countries and question if the UK needs to negotiate a new trade and investment agreement with Europe before committing to an American economic alliance.

At this event, Dr Williams and her fellow panellists forecast potential nuclear policies that may be implemented during the Trump administration.

This event discusses the findings of the joint International Labour Organization and Gallup report Towards a Better Future for Women and Work: Voices of Women and Men.

Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones makes the case that governments have a moral duty to spy on their citizens in the interests of national security and the harm that state surveillance currently inflicts on civil liberties has been exaggerated.

In this podcast, Bill Hayton, Rod Wye and Wim Muller take a look at China's increasing engagement with international law.

Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) is regularly cited as one of the most dangerous of the Al Qaeda franchises. Our panel discuss the need for a shift in how AQAP is considered by the international community.