IIEAA webinar address on the EU’s trade policy and strategic ambitions in a post-COVID world with Valdis Dombrovskis, European Commission Executive Vice-President and Commissioner for Trade.
Global Europe
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, addresses the current challenges facing human rights protection globally and the role of the UN Security Council in this regard.
This blog seeks to provide a brief background to the origins of the conflict in Tigray and the dire humanitarian situation which has emerged as a result and argues that the UN Security Council has a unique role to play in creating the conditions necessary for peace, with Ireland well placed to play a leadership role in this regard.
Mark DempseyThe following explainer seeks to outline some of the most serious implications of climate change for security as well as examining the unique role that Ireland can play on climate and security during its two-year membership of the UNSC.
This blog provides an analysis of the importance of a free and pluralistic media in the context of the debate on upholding the rule of law within the European Union.
In his address to the IIEA, Vice-President Schinas considers the significance of the extensive review of migration policy embodied in the New Pact on Migration and Asylum.
EU Review – The Week Ahead rounds up the main meetings, developments and events from around the European Union and Europe on a weekly basis.
Ireland and the UN Security Council – The Week Ahead brings you the key developments from the UN Security Council on a weekly basis. Each update provides an overview of developments at the Security Council, with a particular focus on Ireland, and looks ahead to the key meetings taking place over the coming week at the UN’s top table.
This analytical briefing explores the spectrum of strategic autonomy policy options available to the EU in an increasingly multipolar world, where Member States stand on the issues, and the possible implications for a small open liberal economy like Ireland.
This blog evaluates the prospects for peace in Syria in the context of the Syrian Constitutional Committee and the pursuit of constructive diplomacy to overcome the major challenges facing the political process.
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