With populists rising across the continent, this session explores how Europe’s politics, institutions, the EU and international standing could change if they took power simultaneously in major states.

Preventive diplomacy is vital to stop another devastating war in the Horn of Africa amid rising tensions over Tigray and ...

Beijing has consistently defied expectations to overcome the ‘King’s dilemma’ – maintaining control while fostering ...

Chatham House analysts give their initial analysis after Zelenskyy was pressured by Trump to accept a White House plan to end ...

European national leaders have been too slow and cautious in their support for Kyiv. Can they rise to meet this defining ...

The prize is presented to ‘the person, persons, or organization deemed to have made the most significant contribution to the ...

Why did the US seek a UN Security Council resolution, how was it achieved, and what authority does it grant the US and its ...

The government’s ambitions are welcome, but require dedicated leadership and international support in order to succeed.

The Trump administration is unlikely to prioritize multilateral consensus but could embrace the forum as a dealmaking club.

As long as African borrowers wish to compete in a global capital market, an Africa-only rating agency won’t serve the ...

Nvidia’s latest earnings report reassured some. But Chinese AI models are fast gaining a following around the world, ...

Although the deal sends a powerful political signal, it will change very little on the ground for Ukraine in the short term.