Chatham House (The Royal Institute of International Affairs)
Chatham House (The Royal Institute of International Affairs) stands in London as an independent policy institute founded in 1920. You find a place where international affairs move from discussion into research, with open and confidential debates involving members, governments, business, and civil society.
More than 300 private and public events each year bring together world leaders and specialists through conferences, workshops, and roundtables. Reports, books, and policy papers examine subjects including climate shocks, food security, global trade, minerals, electricity transitions, governance, and corporate responsibility. The institute also publishes International Affairs, Britain’s leading journal of international relations, while its Middle East and North Africa Programme studies political, economic, and security issues across that region.
One detail captures the scale of its work: a London institute convenes conversations that reach from African sovereign wealth funds to chokepoints in global food trade.
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