Threat perceptions have changed. Qatar, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt all wish to avoid a war that would bring even more upheaval to the region.

At first glance, the Trump administration’s energy dominance policy appears to have been a success. But shifting energy market dynamics has proven difficult.

President Trump’s comments regarding the island’s potential use in a strike on Iran show its continued importance in ...

Trump’s plan could doom aspirations for a unified Palestinian state. European and Arab states should pressure Washington before it’s too late.

Chatham House staff and associate fellows engaged with national and industry leaders throughout Indaba 2026, the African ...

The AI Impact Summit in New Delhi is ambitious – but little progress on international governance is expected. Smaller and regional gatherings are a better prospect to develop the solutions the world ...

As Hungarians prepare to go to the polls, Grégoire Roos, Director of the Europe and Russia and Eurasia Programme at Chatham House, will outline what the elections mean for Hungary and Europe’s future.

The Trump administration’s reversal of the endangerment finding is a brutal assault on global efforts to confront climate ...

Yet the deeper risk is subtler. Fragmentation could occur not through formal secession or treaty rupture, but through policy incoherence: overlapping initiatives, underfunded ambitions, and divergent ...

The Modi government may conclude a trade agreement, but its relationship with the Trump administration has been scarred by a year of hostility and tariffs.

Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, is pleased to announce that Professor Marc Weller will from today take over the directorship of its Global Governance and Security Centre ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio offered a friendlier tone to European nations, but the elephant in the room – the rupture between the US and its NATO allies – remains, says Bronwen Maddox.