Member Articles

In this 2019 edition of Chatham House Expert Perspectives, nineteen essays identify areas where the current sets of rules, institutions, and mechanisms for peaceful international cooperation are falling short and presents ideas for reform.

This essay analyzes recent Chinese-Russian Joint Naval Maneuvers, the foundations of their maritime cooperation, and its future.

This analyzes the negotiations between the Afghan government and the Taliban and identifies problems with the current U.S. approach.

Non-traditional security (NTS) issues continue to threaten global well-being. This report offers recommendations on more sustainable approaches to multilateral cooperation for addressing these challenges.

CEND is a new U.S. initiative intended to promote dialogue and create a security environment that would be conducive to nuclear disarmament. This piece assesses its prospects and potential applications to the Middle East.

This paper considers how responsibility for ensuring refugee protection and access to solutions can be shared more reliably across the United Nations’ system.

This argues that it is vital for France and Germany to defend international multilateralism and presents three opportunities for joint initiatives to bolster the multilateral order: trade, conventional arms control and climate change.

The World Trade Organization needs to evolve to remain effective. This commentary recommends how to reform the dispute settlement mechanisms.

Digital technologies have altered the experiences of refugees for better and worse. This examines three developments in ICTs and how they can inform refugee policy and humanitarian programs.

This presents possible outcomes for the shifting distribution of global power.