The United Kingdom will face a number of challenges over the coming year. Chatham House, Citi and Clifford Chance hosted an event at the 2016 UK Labour Party conference to discuss the pressing issues.

Dr Jacob Parakilas, assistant head of the US and the Americas Programme at Chatham House, and Ed Luce discuss the global implications of the 2016 US presidential race - a topic which Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have displayed differing opinions on.

The panel reflects on some of the causes of social exclusion and address the effect it has on those who are excluded. The panellists also analyze the effect that youth poverty, a criminal record, ethnicity and age has on individuals in the UK.

This event screened the entire film before a holding Q&A focused on its making, the work of the Syrian Civil Defense and the recent campaign to have the group nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.

In the first of a three-part series on the US election, this event analyzed the primary policy battlegrounds which are being contested by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

Xenia Wickett, head of the US and the Americas Programme at Chatham House, Marianne Schneider-Petsinger, US Geoeconomic Fellow and Jacob Parakilas, assistant head of the US and Americas Programme, discuss the state of the 2016 US presidential election race.

Dr Joice Mujuru, president, Zimbabwe People First, discussed how opposition politics is changing in Zimbabwe as her party prepares to compete in its first election in 2018.

The panel discuss whether the deal is working in Iran in regards to improving the living standard for the general population and encouraging businesses to invest in the country.

Since undertaking economic reform in 1978, China has experienced the fastest sustained expansion by a major economy in history. Yukon Huang outlines how this remarkable transformation has occurred.

The professional head of the British Army discussed how he is leading the process of change in his service and the challenges to be faced on the way.