IIEAThis briefing analyses the redistribution of the UK’s European Parliament seats and shows that, proportionally, Ireland will gain most from this reallocation.
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On 26 June 2018, Ministers for European Affairs of EU Member States met and formally held a hearing under Article 7 (1) Treaty on European Union (TEU) to discuss ongoing rule of law issues in Poland.
Senator Ruane reflected on her years of activism and her political career and will discuss the importance of her own life story as a tool and drive for change.
Minister Negrescu outlined Romania’s vision for the EU and the principles and ambitions that underpin his government’s preparations for their Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
The sad news that Martin O’Donoghue had died was heard with particular emotion in the Institute of International and European Affairs where, quite apart from his warm personal relations and friendship with many IIEA colleagues, he was respected for his significant contribution to the Institute in creating and leading the Institute’s Economists Group.
Professor Glachant spoke about progress on the Clean Energy Package and what this means for the future of energy in Europe and Ireland.
Mr Hamayun argued that the key to rural electrification is harnessing data to unlock capital, to learn more about the customer base and consequently, to transform lives.
In her address to the IIEA, Minister Dalli highlighted Malta’s priorities at EU level, arguing that the citizen must be placed at the centre of EU politics and decision making.
In his address to the IIEA, the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade mapped the richness and diversity of Ireland’s relationship with Africa and a renewed commitment to development cooperation, as Ireland prepares to deepen its engagement though the ‘Global Ireland’ initiative.
Dáithí O’Ceallaigh provided an update on the current state of play in the Brexit negotiations. Authors of the IIEA Brexit Sectoral Reports series discussed their findings.
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