IIEAIn his keynote address, Manuel Lafont Rapnouil, argues that the global appetite for multilateral cooperation is waning, and he discusses the French government’s response to this trend.
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Lorcan MullallyThorsten Benner argues that German policymakers must navigate a world of rising authoritarian nationalism and geopolitical competition against the backdrop of an unravelling European project.
Drawing on his latest book, described by Donald Tusk as “one of the most insightful on European politics today”, Luuk van Middelaar analyses how the EU has improvised its way through a politics of events, rather than rules.
In her keynote address, Emily Mansfield explores how far we can expect Franco-German cooperation to go, in the context of the Gilets Jaunes protests and the national debate in France, and Angela Merkel’s last term in Germany.
In the sixth in the IIEA’s Countdown to Brexit series, a panel of British commentators considers how the country’s politics and society will evolve in the coming years.
In his address, Julian King, Commissioner for Security Union, addresses the need to strengthen the resilience of the European Union’s democratic systems to cyber attacks in the run up to the European Parliament elections.
Tony Connelly provides a view from Brussels on the State of Play in Brexit in the crucial days before the final exit date.
In his address to the IIEA, Erwan Fouéré presents his latest paper on EU enlargement in the Western Balkans.
In his keynote address to the IIEA, Minister Le Maire offers his insights on the current issues in French and European economic policy.
Mr Enright shares his perspectives on Google's experiences of GDPR, on lessons learned along the way, and on how Google approaches privacy and data protection.
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