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Latest News and Research

Avoiding Deforestation and Reducing Emissions

Reducing emissions from avoided deforestation and degradation (REDD) is back on the agenda at the Bali climate conference this week. This paper examines the issues involved and sets out a number of lessons from ongoing efforts to improve forest governance. Read paper.

Changing Climates - new Report

This major Chatham House report focuses on the energy and climate interdependencies of China and the EU. It reveals how Chinese and European energy policies both contain ambitious goals to improve energy efficiency and make greater use of renewable energy. Press notice.

Contemporary Chinese Views of Europe - new Report

How will the EU face up to the impact of the rise of China? How does China perceive the European Union and the idea of Europe more generally? This major new report examines Chinese economic, political and cultural views of Europe. Press notice.

Pakistan: Luck Running Out?

This article from Farzana Shaikh is published in the December issue of The World Today. Other Chatham House resources on Pakistan can also be found on this page. A members' meeting on Pakistan will be taking place this Wednesday 5 December.

Somalia: Caught in a Quagmire

This article from the December issue of The World Today discusses how the longstanding crisis in Somali has moved into a 'new, chilling cycle of foreign intervention, relentless insurgency and brutal response'. Subscribe to The World Today.

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