The BBC’s security correspondent, Gordon Corera, and an expert panel of journalists and editors from the UK, France and Germany discussed the different considerations they have when reporting live on mass casualty attacks, and the aftermath.

Drawing on his experience of both US and UK politics, the award-winning writer, producer and comedian, Armando Iannucci, discussed the role that media has to play in modern political discourse.

With the fine line between security and the democratic rule of law being tested by Erdogan’s response to the attempted coup, our expert panel look at the future of Turkey’s secular, democratic principles.

In this event, Prince Tahseen Saeed Ali, the global leader of the Yazidis, outlined the difficulties endured by his people since the rise of ISIS in Iraq and his hopes for the future of the Yazidi people.

In a new podcast, the Centre on Global Health Security at Chatham House speaks to experts about the ‘one health’ approach to AMR and how governments, companies and citizens can respond to this threat.

At this event, Dr Mercedes Tatay and Toby Lanzer provide insights into the current humanitarian situation and discuss the approach and challenges to relief efforts and what more needs to be done.

At this event, HE Dr Amina Mohamed discussed Kenya’s foreign policy priorities and assessed the impact of Kenya’s international relations on its future prosperity.

This panel evaluates the impact of foreign actors in the Syrian conflict. How are the positions of these actors changing as the war persists? And have outside states inflamed and prolonged the conflict or are they essential parties for a peace deal?

At this 2016 event, the panel discussed the challenges and opportunities Saudi Arabia faces in its effort to reduce the kingdom’s oil dependence, diversify its economy and secure its long-term future.

At this event, Dr Kizza Besigye discussed his perspectives on Uganda’s policy challenges, and outlined his party’s strategies for improving prospects for Uganda’s youth.