The panel reflect on Narendra Modi’s two years in power and discuss what they think the government has got wrong and what they have got right.

Governments’ increased focus on climate change action over recent years, coupled with the collapse in oil prices, has refocused attention on problems associated with international oil companies’ traditional business model.

At this event, the speakers discussed the domestic and regional implications of the economic crisis in South Sudan.

Chatham House experts offer their thoughts on the UK's EU referendum result and discuss how the rest of the EU should respond, as well as the international implications of the outcome.

The panel offers an insight into how the investigation unfolded and discuss what the Panama Papers reveal about tax havens, bank secrecy and tax evasion.

At this event Mmusi Maimane, leader of the DA, discussed his perspectives on critical governance challenges and his party’s strategies for improving economic prospects and further consolidating democracy.

Professor Mearsheimer explores the main causes of America's failed policies in the Middle East since 9/11, the prospects of winning a US-led war against ISIS, and the consequences of failing to create a viable Palestinian state.

Peter Hancock, President and CEO of AIG, in conversation with Caroline Hyde, discusses the changing risk landscape for business and the challenges and opportunities it creates for today's insurance industry.

In this podcast, Joseph Nye speaks to Dr Jacob Parakilas about the 2016 US election race and what a Democratic or Republican victory could mean for future US foreign policy.

Following years of unprecedented growth, China finds itself at a critical juncture in the development of its economy, society and international relations. So where does it go from here?