IIEAIn 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.
Brexit Past Events
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.
Claire Fox MEP argues that the primary driver of Brexit has been the historical commitment to the sovereignty of the people of the United Kingdom, as opposed to a reactionary backlash against progressivism and immigration
Launch of the IIEA’s 2019 Status Report publication
Professor Anand Menon gives a perspective on political developments in the UK since the Brexit referendum and considers what the future holds for Brexit and the UK.
Martin Wolf argues that the ongoing global transformations in politics and economics have caused a series of related crises – as shown in the election of Donald Trump and Brexit.
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