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248 influential figures from 50 countries, including China, Russia, and the US, warn that nuclear arms control cannot fall victim to geopolitical competition

For Juba, oil accounts for over 90 percent of the government budget and 70 percent of the GDP.

Democracies should be maturely debating online safety and data, not making kneejerk responses, says Emily Taylor of the International Security Programme, Chatham House

Washington, Feb 16:As the war rages on in Ukraine, the United States is doing more than supporting an ally. It’s learning lessons — with an eye toward a possible clash with China. No one knows what the next US major military conflict will be or whether the US will send troops — as it did in Afghanistan and Iraq — or provide vast amounts of aid and expertise, as it has done with Ukraine. But China remains America’s biggest concern. […]

This one-hour event delves deeper into our flagship annual publication “10 Conflicts to Watch in 2023”.

Ten conflicts to watch in 2023 - Chatham House Event (Online event, 11 January 2023) What far-reaching repercussions and knock-on effects of Russia’s war on

A Ukrainian doctor describes how his team performed heart surgery in a blackout.

The Russian president will meet his Turkish and Iranian counterparts to discuss Syria as the East-West divide deepens.

Kremlin has described missile – which has been called the most dangerous weapon in the world – as a ‘present to Nato’

At the moment. talks between ukrainian and russian officials have ended without a ceasefire agreement, but both sides says theyll continue discussions and meet again in the coming days. dr patricia lewis is a nuclear physicist and global disarmament expert. she leads the international security programme at chatham house and joins us now. festival, lets talk a bit about the talks. how surprised are you we have reached this point but nothing concrete yet? i reached this point but nothing concrete ...