IIEANathalie Loiseau, MEP, delivers an address on the new security and defence arrangements under a new US administration and post-Brexit.
Geopolitics Past Events
The Executive Director of the EMA, Emer Cooke, delivers an address on the regulatory role of the EMA in the global response to COVID-19.
Congressman Boyle offers his perspective on the future prospects for transatlantic relations under a Biden Administration, reflecting on US-Ireland relations and the key priorities for the new Administration post-Brexit.
Special Representative Zerrougui discusses the current situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the work of the UN in the country, and long-term prospects for peace and stability.
A webinar with David Dollar on the prospects for U.S.-China relations in the wake of the 2020 elections.
Special Envoy Onanga-Anyanga discusses politics, governance, and peace and stability in the Horn of Africa against the backdrop of COVID-19.
Mark Landler assesses the outcome of the US Presidential Election in the context of Anglo-American relations.
Professor John Mearsheimer shares his insights on the future direction of US Foreign Policy in the aftermath of the election.
Leaders from Ireland’s defence and foreign policy spheres offer their perspective on how the Women, Peace and Security agenda can enhance foreign, security and defence policy.
Taking place just days after the US Presidential Election, this expert discussion focuses on how US foreign policy may shift under a President Joe Biden or continue in the same vein under President Trump.
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