IIEAIn her address to the IIEA, Emily O’Reilly discusses the role of the European Ombudsman in strengthening public trust in the European Union.
EU Affairs
Hans Kundnani discusses the future of Germany’s status as the “semi-hegemon” of Europe, in light of the new reality of international politics.
Vice-President Šuica explores the dual themes of her mandate, Democracy and Demography, and the significance of these for the Conference on the Future of Europe.
Mark DempseyEU Enlargement to the Western Balkans has been stalled for some time, largely due to a lack of political will among existing EU Member States and overall dissatisfaction with the accession process itself.This paper is part of the Future of the EU27 Project, which is sponsored by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Member States have formed into alliances to build consensus around their specific demands for the next multiannual financial framework. Who comprises these formal and informal groupings and what are their animating concerns?
Eimear O'ReillyThe series aims to further debate in Ireland on defence policy with the input of leading scholars, experts and practitioners.
A keynote address on the topic of the European Climate Strategy and the Green Deal.
Director-General Ahrenkilde Hansen delivers a comprehensive overview of the new European Commission’s strengthened approach to citizen engagement.
Claudia M. Buch discusses the vulnerabilities in the German financial system, the risks that could expose these vulnerabilities, and the resilience of the financial system.
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.
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