External Event
Events
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Should the EU fear Polexit? (ECFR Warszawa)
Online debate oragnised by ECFR Warsaw and the ideaForum of the Stefan Batory Foundation. Speakers: Lucas Guttenberg, Deputy Director, Jacques Delors Centre (Berlin) Caroline de Gruyter, Europe correspondent, NRC Handelsblad Duncan Robinson, Brussels bureau chief, The Economist Shahin Vallée, Head of Geoeconomics Program, DGAP Commentary: Piotr Buras, Director Warsaw office, ECFR Chaired by: Edwin Bendyk, President, Stefan Batory… Read More »
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Festival of Europe – Official Launch (UK PEN)
The Festival of Europe will be a UK-wide summer of music, film, theatre, visual arts and food, celebrating our continent’s shared culture and values, organised by UK PEN, the United Kingdom pro-European Network. The official launch of the Festival of Europe 2022 is being held at the National Liberal Club in Central London. It will… Read More »
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Equality and inclusion in a post-pandemic EU (Eurofound)
As part of the debate on the Conference on the Future of Europe, Eurofound, in cooperation with the European Commission Representation in Ireland and European Movement Ireland is organising a live webinar on Equality and Inclusion in a Post-pandemic EU. As Europe embarks on its path to rebuild a greener, more digital and more resilient Europe,… Read More »
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Voting Rights and Belonging (Young Europeans Network)
Young Europeans NetworkThe Young Europeans Network (YEN) is hosting a webinar all about the Elections Bill. The Elections Bill is changing EU citizens’ voting rights. This webinar will discuss the changes proposed by the Government and what this means for EU citizens and all migrants living in the UK. It will feature accounts and testimonies from of… Read More »
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EU’s place in the new geo-economic order (EM International)
Online discussion organised by the European Movement International. By bringing together participants from business, the EU institutions, civil society organisations and trade unions, this 60-minute panel event will be an opportunity to discuss the recent developments and future challenges of the EU’s internal market vis-à-vis the international arena. Globalisation enables global exchanges of strategic flows… Read More »
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Post-Brexit Crime and Justice Co-operation Between the UK and the EU (Senior European Experts)
A joint webinar of The City Law School and the Senior European Experts Group, featuring an expert panel to debate the major changes and their implications for crime, justice and civil law co-operation on both sides of the Channel post Brexit. Since the 1990s there has been a noticeable increase in cross-border crime, terrorism and… Read More »
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A new story about Europe: UK or each of the 4 Nations?
Brexit has shaken the foundations of the United Kingdom. Constitutional issues are high on the agenda across the four nations. In Scotland, the UK’s departure from the EU has fuelled the independence flame. The Northern Ireland Protocol is destabilising the region. Support for an independent Wales is polling at record highs. On top of this,… Read More »
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Economics of Net Zero: University of Glasgow
A public debate and roundtable discussion hosted by the Economics Observatory, University of Glasgow and Government Economic Service Global Economics Conference. at Hunter Hall, University of Glasgow The two panels and Q&A session will focus on the economics of climate change and the challenges and opportunities from securing the transition to net zero. Topics discussed… Read More »
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Economics of Brexit and Covid-19 (UK in a Changing Europe)
On 27 October, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak will be announcing his Autumn Budget and Spending Review. UK in a Changing Europe's panel of experts will discuss the impacts of Brexit and Covid-19 on the announcements Speakers: Ben Chu, Economics Editor, BBC Newsnight Dr Gemma Tetlow, Chief Economist, Institute for Government Professor Meredith… Read More »
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European Movement UK Vice Chair Hustings
More details and registration here.
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Devolution and Scotland post-pandemic: John Swinney (Institute for Government)
What is the state of the relationship between the UK and Scottish governments? How well is devolution working for Scotland? What are the current tensions in the devolved settlement and how can they be resolved? The Institute for Government welcomes John Swinney MSP, the Deputy First Minister of Scotland, as part of its ongoing series… Read More »
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Threats and challenges to rule of law in Europe (European Movement International)
Online panel event hosted by the European Movement International. Panelists: Beatrix Benczur - President, European Values Association Hungary Brando Benifei MEP (S&D),Vice President of the European Movement International Daniel Freund MEP (Group of the Greens/EFA) Vladimir Međak, Vice-President, European Movement Serbia Marcin Święcicki, President, European Movement Poland Moderated by Petros Fassoulas, Secretary General, European Movement… Read More »