Mark Landler assesses the outcome of the US Presidential Election in the context of Anglo-American relations.
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.
Minister Spahn reflects on lessons learned to date in managing the COVID-19 pandemic and their implications for EU public health policy.
Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs discusses the role of the Sustainable Development Goals in ‘building back better’ post-COVID-19.
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.
Ambassador Mulvaney outlines the US Government’s perspective on the protection of the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement and peace in Northern Ireland in the context of ongoing EU-UK talks.
Federica Mogherini reflects on Europe’s role in the world and the future of multilateralism in the aftermath of the pandemic.
Sir Philip Lowe discusses the importance of energy security in the context of Brexit and COVID-19.
General Claudio Graziano discusses how the EU will act as a global security provider and contribute to protect EU interests.