IIEADr Steve Aiken takes a critical look at how Northern Ireland can become a benchmark of Anglo-Irish cooperation and understanding.
Brexit Past Events
William Hague offers his perspective on the role of a post-Brexit UK in its neighborhood and the world.
In his address to the IIEA, Michel Barnier discusses the future relationship between the EU and UK.
Mr Powell offers his assessment of the UK government’s handling of the evolving COVID-19 pandemic thus far. With the UK government continuing to insist that there will be no extension of the transition period beyond the 31 December 2020 deadline, he also comments on the impact the virus may have on the ongoing future EU-UK relationship talks.
In his address to the IIEA, Eamon Ryan outlines the Green Party’s view on the key challenges and priorities for Ireland in the European Union after Brexit.
Mary Lou McDonald outlines Sinn Féin’s view on the key challenges and priorities for Ireland in the European Union after Brexit.
As part of our Party Leaders' Series, Brendan Howlin outlines the Labour Party’s view on the key challenges and priorities for Ireland in the European Union after Brexit.
Micheál Martin considers Ireland’s role in a changed European Union.
An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar outlines Fine Gael’s view on the key challenges and priorities for Ireland in the European Union after Brexit.
In his keynote address, Mr Frankenberger considers the EU’s role in an era of big power competition and whether Europe will rise to the occasion or simply disappear from the global scene.
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