IIEAAmidst the unprecedented challenge of COVID-19, the European Data Protection Supervisor, Wojciech Wiewiórowski, discusses the role of processing personal data to fight COVID-19 while upholding privacy and data protection.
Security & Defence
In his address to the IIEA, Juhan Lepassaar provides an overview of the EU Cyber Crisis Cooperation, also known as Blueprint and will discuss some of the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic which provided an opportunity to test parts of the Blueprint and draw valuable conclusions.
In her address to the IIEA, Beatrice Fihn discusses the state of nuclear disarmament treaties today, 75 years after the world witnessed the humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons.
The series aims to further debate in Ireland on defence policy with the input of leading scholars, experts and practitioners.
Ireland has a unique global brand as a smaller, even-handed state with balanced foreign policy approaches, strong moral and soft power. It is imperative that our approaches to national security support Irish interests and values.
Small states can achieve big things if they think big, especially in defence.
Whatever size a state may be, these new defence initiatives presume that success can only be achieved if governments pool more of their sovereignty together.
European security and defence has gained increased momentum over the past two years. But has anything, in political and capability terms, really changed?
Eimear O'ReillyThe series aims to further debate in Ireland on defence policy with the input of leading scholars, experts and practitioners.
George Beebe, former Director of the CIA’s Russia analysis, presents his new book, The Russia Trap: How the US-Russia Shadow War Could Spiral Into Catastrophe (and How to Stop It).
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