IIEAJust over two weeks prior to the US Presidential Election, Radosław Sikorski MEP offers his analysis of the current state, and future of, the transatlantic alliance.
Past Events
Dr Steve Aiken takes a critical look at how Northern Ireland can become a benchmark of Anglo-Irish cooperation and understanding.
Yves Mersch discusses the role of the ECB's monetary policy measures in mitigating the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis and, beyond the crisis, will identify measures to shore up the Euro-area to make it resilient for the future.
By drawing on the lessons from history and key insights from history’s greatest economists, Professor Yueh examines ways to rebuild a new economic consensus suited for the current global economy.
William Hague offers his perspective on the role of a post-Brexit UK in its neighborhood and the world.
This event explores the effort to build public support for the energy transition to a low carbon future, which is vital to the transition’s success.
Paolo Cesarini discusses the threat of disinformation and the EU’s policy response to it, focusing on the EU’s Code of Practice on Disinformation, which is currently under review.
Professor Stephen Walt reflects on the impact of the pandemic on the shape of the world order.
Pascal Saint-Amans of the OECD addresses the IIEA on the implications of digitalisation for taxation and will discuss how the challenges can be addressed.
In conversation with Dan O'Brien, Edward Luce gives his assessment of the US Presidential Election campaign less than 50 days from polling day.
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