Happy International Women’s Day! Let’s honor the resilience and bravery of female journalists in Afghanistan. Despite immense challenges, they continue to fight for truth, justice, and freedom of expression. Their voices matter now more than ever. #InternationalWomensDay2025

A glorious sunny afternoon with the Society for Neo-Latin Studies, tracing Giordano Bruno’s Ash Wednesday journey across 1580s London to discuss his idea about the infinite nature of the Universe with some Protestant nobles who served some terrible food.

Our attempt to sum it all up.. The world upended: Trump’s first 50 days in power | Chatham House – International Affairs Think Tank chathamhouse.org/publications/t…

Thank you to Doug John Miller for his wonderful illustration for the cover of the spring issue of The World Today 👏

The first 50 days of Trump - here's what happened, and what might be next, by five of Chatham House's finest Leslie Vinjamuri Armida van Rij Creon Butler Sanam Vakil صنم وكىل and James Nixey chathamhouse.org/publications/t…

'There is no possibility of reaching a stable ceasefire with [Israel's] extreme right because it wants only one thing: to resettle the Gaza Strip. To do that, you need to maintain warfare in Gaza,' opposition leader Yair Golan - יאיר גולן tells The World Today 👇chathamhouse.org/publications/t…

The EU is asking for more societal resilience from its citizens - what is the UK doing and what might it learn from the Nordic countries, asks Robin Potter in The World Today

I'm delighted to say that my dear friend, the brilliant Matthew Sweet, has agreed to come and talk about my book GHOSTS OF IRON MOUNTAIN with me, at Waterstones Trafalgar Square on Tuesday 22 April. Come and join us! waterstones.com/events/ghosts-…

My father-in-law Chris Arnheim has gone missing in Paris. He has advanced Parkinson's and we are very worried about him #lemarais #DisparuParis #MissingInParis #PersonneDisparue

The new The World Today is now out! The cover story digs into how Europe might shore up NATO - a question that Mark Rutte will no doubt be addressing when he visits Chatham House today. This and much (much!) more in the summer issue, link below👇

Bit of a moment for Mark Carney next week hosting the G7 summit - read how his approach to Trump diplomacy might beg questions of Keir Starmer 👇

Thank you, Chatham House, for an insightful discussion on the intricacies of global politics and the path to peace.

Thank you Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський for taking time to engage in an open and frank conversation in Chatham House. It was under the rule. We talked about how to boost Ukraine's defences, what Putin has in stock against Europe, latest evolution of battlefield tech. Follow us Ukraine Forum

Thousands in Budapest defied government attempts to restrict the annual Pride march on Saturday. As Ari Shaw makes clear in The World Today, fresh attacks on LGBTQ rights are often attacks on democratic rights 👇chathamhouse.org/publications/t…

'There is no going back to the system that existed before Trump's tariff campaign.' Creon Butler argues that a new global trade order may emerge - but the EU and others must provide leadership 👇chathamhouse.org/publications/t…

Is the proliferation of unilateral sanctions creating a sanctions 'arms race' between the West and 'the rest'? This and other important Qs analysed in a new Chatham House research paper by Christopher Sabatini and Lydia Isard 👇chathamhouse.org/2025/07/unders…