Chatham House

Chatham House

Type NGO
Website chathamhouse.org
Year founded 1920
Location London United Kingdom United Kingdom
Functions Advocacy, Research
Funding sources Individual citizens, Member funded
Tags international affairs
Summary The Institute, formerly called The Royal Institute of International Affairs, was renamed Chatham House in September 2004. It is a think tank and membership organization for individuals, corporations, governments, and NGOs and is precluded by its charter from expressing any institutional view or policy on any aspect of international affairs. The main aims of the Institute are to (1) stimulate research in political, business, security and other key issues in the international arena; (2) foster dialogue; and (3) influence policymakers.

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Chatham House · 20 March 2023 English

Dr Renad Mansour Senior Research Fellow, Middle East and North Africa Programme; Project Director, Iraq Initiative Email Renad Twitter Publication date: 20 March 2023 I grew up in exile. Throughout …


Chatham House · 7 March 2023 English

Zambia is central to a number of global concerns, including as a participant in the G20 Common Framework for Debt Treatments; as a democratic state and potential African ally for …


Chatham House · 6 March 2023 Chinese

China is highly vulnerable to climate change risks, including storm surges, urban waterlogging and agricultural droughts. The country has a key role to play in global climate action – for …


Chatham House · 1 March 2023 English

International Affairs was created to be a record of speeches given by visiting dignitaries at Chatham House. Over the last 100 years, the journal has evolved into an independent academic …


Chatham House · 7 February 2023 English

International Affairs was created to be a record of speeches given by visiting dignitaries at Chatham House. Over the last 100 years, the journal has evolved into an independent academic …


Chatham House · 30 January 2023 English

Global trade will continue to face multiple challenges in 2023 as inflation and high interest rates, debt distress and geopolitical frictions weigh on many economies. The downside risks to the …


Chatham House · 10 January 2023 English

Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining what it means to be human. Human rights have so far been largely overlooked in the governance of AI – particularly in the UK and …


Chatham House · 15 December 2022 English

China became a major creditor of many African nations from the start of the century to 2016. But since then, the scale of its lending has decreased – with the …


Chatham House · 9 December 2022 English

Plans for economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic create an opportunity to transform international development. Initiatives for ‘building back better’ should aim to galvanize investment in the developing world, with …


Chatham House · 8 December 2022 English

The Trade and Technology Council (TTC) launched in 2021 has become the primary platform for US–EU cooperation at the intersection of economics, technology and security. The council is intended to …


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