Drawing on first hand reflections from a divisive presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton’s running mate, Senator Tim Kaine, discusses the Truman Doctrine and America's role in a changing world.

Our panel look back at the development of China’s currency, unpack its reliance on the dollar and consider how China is approaching the challenge of building a global currency whilst trying to keep economic stability.

Herman Van Rompuy offers his thoughts on the future of the European Union without the United Kingdom.

At this event, the speakers discuss the desperate plight of sub-Saharan migrants who are routinely subjected to torture, kidnap and sexual abuse throughout their arduous journeys to Europe.

This panel investigates the future for women in Saudi Arabia. How will women’s participation in the workforce increase if women are increasingly finding more opportunities abroad?

Robert Kagan argues that President Trump has thus far shown little interest in preserving the liberal world order.

This event focused on how governments, both independently and in partnership with the private sector, can encourage entrepreneurship to ensure that the entrepreneurial environment is inclusive and empowering.

This event discusses the challenges Brexit raises for the devolved administrations: the panellists analyse how leaving the EU will affect each country’s external relations, internal workings and relationships.

In this podcast we hear highlights from our recent launch event at Chatham House, as well as interviews with two contributors, Amrita Narlikar and Harsh V. Pant, on their areas of expertise.

Relations between Afghanistan, Pakistan and India have long been fraught with complications. This event focuses on current thinking in each of these three countries towards their neighbours.