There is growing and unprecedented recognition of the adverse effects of food systems on global warming, air and water pollution, biodiversity, soil, and managing the emergence and spread of infectious…

The ongoing Russian war in Ukraine has highlighted the need for federal, state, and local level emergency managers to prepare to respond to a “cyber–Pearl Harbor”—a cyberattack with widespread impacts…

This week, we discuss the threat of Russian cyberattacks; what Western leaders should consider if Finland and Sweden join NATO; rebuilding Ukraine after the war; personal stories about the “scars…

Research Questions In the context of AI applications, what labelling initiatives, codes of conduct and other voluntary, self-regulatory mechanisms are being developed globally? What are the main opportunities and challenges…

Reimagining transatlantic security Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has upended the post-Cold War transatlantic order. European countries have been forced to re-evaluate the security of their neighbourhood. Meanwhile, the crisis has…

Research Questions What techniques can be employed to assess program execution performance and risks as early as possible? How can program managers and stakeholders leverage available government and external data…

As the war in Ukraine seems set to become a drawn-out conflict, the UK must shift from crisis management to delivering the medium-term military support that Ukraine will need for…

Organized four times a a year, Chatham House open days provide an opportunity to discover more about the work we do and what it’s like to work at a leading think-tank. You will…

This event will build on the exploratory workshop and initial findings of the Chatham House and Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung European Union’s project ‘Rethinking European Security’ and question how the European security agenda,…

The European response to the war in Ukraine has been resolute. The NATO alliance and the European Union have come together to protect their member states, impose sweeping sanctions on…

The post-war development of international law under the United Nations and intergovernmental legal institutions has sought to hold to account perpetrators of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. These…

Inflation has returned across most developed economies, with significant economic and political implications. While higher energy prices are partly to blame, inflationary pressures seem to be more widely spread. This…

Research Questions What responses has the United States considered in the past to cyber compromises of U.S. government systems? Has the United States been able to materially affect adversary behavior…

The transition from prisons or jails back into the community can be challenging, and many returning citizens reengage with the criminal justice system. Preparing incarcerated individuals for successful reintegration is…

You would not want to see what Alexandra Evans has seen. She’s a policy researcher at RAND. Her recent work has focused on the growing threat of online extremism—work that…