Chatham House1d
Can the international order survive Trump 2.0?
As Trump takes aim at global norms and institutions, the question of what parts of the post-Cold War order can be saved – and ...
Chatham House3d
The Trump administration’s sanctions policy could matter more than its use of tariffs
US use of sanctions has ballooned. Yet Venezuela shows the failure both of ‘maximum pressure’ tactics and attempts to ...
Chatham House2d
The world should take the prospect of Chinese tech dominance seriously, and start preparing now
Washington and its allies will have diverging priorities as they enter an age of increasing Chinese tech leadership.
Chatham House2d
South Africa’s G20 presidency is a chance for the West to engage with Global South priorities
Pretoria’s foreign policy focus on multilateralism, development and reforming global governance will be seriously tested by ...
Chatham House4d
The Belarus ‘election’ raises the question: When will Lukashenka step down?
The result in the presidential elections was all too predictable. But has a power transition already begun? And can the West ...
Chatham House6d
Belarus presidential elections 2025 – public opinion perceptions
Many voters intend to shun this weekend’s presidential election in Belarus, according to research carried out by Chatham ...
Chatham House2d
Where now for the UK’s development policy?
The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) and other speakers review the effectiveness of government development assistance.
Chatham House6d
The collapse of Barnier’s government shows bold choices are needed to end France’s political deadlock
The no-confidence vote in Michel Barnier that has toppled his minority government was the first since 1962 to oust a French prime minister of the Fifth Republic. 331 MPs from the left and far-right ...