Christian-Géraud Neema and Joshua Walker discuss how the short and long-term implications of the DRC’s pivot to the US are ...

Carefully calibrated involvement in the Middle East amplifies Moscow’s leverage from Havana to the frontlines in Ukraine.

States may be tempted to pursue their own nuclear weapons as they seek deterrence against attacks amid uncertainty over US guarantees.

President Trump has unveiled sweeping new trade tariffs – but what happens next? Bronwen Maddox explores the global reaction, the economic fallout, and whether this marks the beginning of the end for ...

The war threatens the UK prime minister’s hopes for economic recovery and heaps pressure on US relations he has worked hard ...

Sudan’s grassroots mutual aid groups, the Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs), visited Chatham House to receive the prize they ...

In the war in Ukraine, both sides are using AI for data processing and target selection. Ukraine’s deputy defence minister ...

The US insisting on preferential access to minerals as part of health deal – and Zambia pushing back – highlights how aid is ...

David Lubin and Grégoire Roos join the podcast to discuss the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz and the impact of the Iran war ...

Members of Chatham House’s Common Futures Conversations community used a fictional scenario to come up with innovative ways ...

Saudia Arabia and the UAE have capable air forces that could complement Israeli and US strikes on Iranian missile and drone ...

Experts examine the conflict’s trajectory, its impact on Lebanon’s people and the future of Hezbollah’s role in the Lebanese ...