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Chatham House: Who will be the next UN Secretary-General? Rafael Mariano Grossi and Rebeca Grynspan each present their vision
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Professor Marc Weller, featured candidates Rafael Mariano Grossi and Rebeca Grynspan discussing their visions for the UN Secretary-General role. Grossi emphasized the need for effective diplomacy and UN reform, while Grynspan highlighted the organization’s adaptability amid skepticism and crises. Both showcased their leadership capabilities. Continue reading
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Chatham House: US at 250: Internationalism vs isolationism – America’s enduring foreign policy debate
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Laurel Rapp, discusses the evolving landscape of U.S. foreign policy, highlighting the historical tension between internationalism and isolationism. It examines America’s global role, the impact of past presidents, and current public sentiment. Key issues include America’s ability to redefine its foreign approach amid domestic challenges and geopolitical competition. Continue reading
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Chatham House: How can Sheinbaum’s Mexico coexist peacefully with Trump’s America
This Chatham House meeting is chaired by Dr. Christopher Sabatini from the Latin America programme. Also on the panel are: Vanessa Rubio-Márquez, Dr Pamela Starr and Graham Stock. Mexico has changed a number of his norms over time. Mexico was never supposed to do anything to upset US national Security. Mexico has the oportunity to… Continue reading
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Chatham House: US-Israel war with Iran: What is the impact on Gaza?
This Chatham House meeting is chaired by Dr. Julie Norman, Associate fellow, MENA programme. Also on the panel are: Zizette Darkazally, Aaron David Miller and Dr Brandon Friedman. As the Iran war continues it is apparent that Gaza has ceased to be a priority for the international community. Hamas is not withdrawing and air strikes… Continue reading
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Chatham House: China’s Struggle for Influence in Central Asia. How is Beijing aiming to reshape the region?
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Annette Bohr, features authors Edward Lemon and Bradley Jardine discussing their book on China’s influence in Central Asia. The conversation encompasses China’s role, historical ties, regional nationalism, and the impact of protests. The complexities of relationships with Russia, the US, and other nations are highlighted, alongside issues of human… Continue reading
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Chatham House: Iraq’s 2025 Elections: What comes next?
The Chatham House event, led by Dr. Renad Mansour, highlighted challenges in Iraq’s upcoming elections, including sectarian politics and government formation. The presidency is expected to be awarded to a Kurdish party, but significant obstacles remain, including political fragmentation and public disillusionment, as citizens seek improved governance and basic services. Continue reading
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Chatham House: Is Donald Trump right on Belarus?
Donald Trump’s engagement with Belarus’ leader Lukashenka raises concerns about empowering Russia and affecting Ukraine policies. While some view this as a pragmatic approach, critics argue it undermines Western sanctions and strengthens a totalitarian regime. The dynamics surrounding the release of political prisoners highlight ongoing geopolitical complexities and the challenge of promoting democracy in Belarus. Continue reading
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Chatham House: Aid in an age of security: What should the UK’s global priorities be?
The meeting discusses the UK’s aid budget amid global aid cuts, primarily due to reduced US funding. Speakers emphasize the geopolitical impact, highlighting how aid affects conflict resolution, health, and climate issues. They call for renewed commitment to development, addressing poverty, and the need for a cohesive international framework, especially regarding the UN. Continue reading
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Chatham House: Turkey’s evolving role in Libya
Recent violence in Libya highlights Turkey’s growing political and military influence there. Turkey aims to be a regional power, pursuing security assistance and economic interests. Despite temporary conflict resolution efforts, tensions persist, raising concerns about a potential war. Turkey faces dilemmas with local power dynamics while navigating complex foreign relationships and corruption risks. Continue reading
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Chatham House: Member’s Question Time: Is the US pushing regime change in Venezuela? Why now?
Chatham House is an esteemed think tank where I engage in discussions on international issues, particularly on Venezuela. Today’s meeting covers U.S. policies and Trump’s view on Venezuelan narcotrafficking, which many believe lacks foundation. The session explores regional influences, Cuba’s potential role, and the broader implications for U.S.-Latin America relations. Continue reading
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