IIEAA fireside chat with Asia Society President and CEO Kevin Rudd and Former Irish Ambassador to China Declan Kelleher on the rise of China as a geopolitical power.
Geopolitics Past Events
A panel discussion with high-level speakers from the European External Action Service and from the member countries of the Pacific Alliance: Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Chile.
As the Biden Administration settles in, the IIEA is delighted to welcome to Daniel S. Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan to share analysis from their annual Transatlantic Economy survey, commissioned by AmCham EU.
Carl Bildt argues that Europe is falling rapidly behind the US and China in the digital transition and faces a choice between digital sovereignty or a deeper transatlantic partnership.
This joint event organised by the IIEA and the French Embassy in Ireland focuses on the theme of women in politics, taking a global perspective on equal representation
The Department of Foreign Affairs and the IIEA jointly host this public webinar on “Ireland and the Arctic Council” to discuss some of the issues and opportunities arising from Ireland’s application for observer status to the Council.
Nathalie Loiseau, MEP, delivers an address on the new security and defence arrangements under a new US administration and post-Brexit.
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.
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