Events
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World politics after Putin’s war (Another Europe is Possible)
Special edition of the Another Europe podcast as the Russian invasion moves into its second month How should we explain the rise of authoritarianism, fascism and ‘Putinism’? Can Ukraine win the war – and if so, how? How can we support Ukraine’s civil society? How is the war changing the European Union? What does it… Read More »
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Social politics after the pandemic and Olaf Scholz’ respect agenda (Progressive Britain)
How are Germany and Britain respectively using social policy to come out of the pandemic, and what should we be learning from each other? Webinar by Progressive Britain. More details here.
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The Ukraine war and the future of Europe (DCU Brexit Institute)
On Thursday 31 March 2022, the DCU Brexit Institute will hold an event on “The Ukraine War and the Future of the EU”. The event will focus on the implications of Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine on the future of EU integration, security and more. The event will be opened by Daire Keogh (President of… Read More »
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Economics of Brexit and Covid revisited (UK in a Changing Europe)
On 23rd March, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak will be announcing his 2022 Spring forecast statement. UK in a Changing Europe is hosting an online panel discussion about the impact of Brexit and Covid-19 on both the statement and the UK economy. More details and registration here.
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The future of UK defence (Institute for Government)
Webinar with the Institute for Government After the long years of counter-insurgency operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means the United Kingdom once again faces a conflict in Europe. At the same time, China is taking an increasingly assertive approach to Taiwan. The government's response to this era of renewed global competition is… Read More »
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The war in Ukraine and the future of democracy in central Europe (Central European University)
The war in Ukraine has transformed thinking about almost every aspect of the European Union, from security to energy, and put the spotlight on its central and east European member states. How does it affect the future of democracy in Central Europe? Does it sharpen the focus on the erosion of the rule of law… Read More »
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Fife 4 Europe Street Stalls: Dunfermline
Dunfermline High Street (Kingsgate Centre) High Street, Dunfermline, United KingdomFife4Europe Street Stall in Dunfermline, to encourage voter registration for the local elections. Join our volunteers to help on the stall, or just come and say hi, and maybe have a say on the Brexitometer! Interested in joining Fife4Europe? Email us!
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Fife 4 Europe Street Stalls: St Andrews
St Andrews St Marys Place St Marys Place, St AndrewsFife4Europe Street Stall in Dunfermline, to encourage voter registration for the local elections. Join our volunteers to help on the stall, or just come and say hi, and maybe have a say on the Brexitometer! Interested in joining Fife4Europe? Email us!
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Edinburgh 4 Europe Street Stall
Foot of the Mound, Edinburgh The Mound/Princes Street, EdinburghEdinburgh4Europe are back on the streets, with leaflets for our EuroWalks, the local elections and support for Ukraine. Come and say hi and meet other volunteers! Interested in getting involved with Edinburgh4Europe? Email us!
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How Brexit messed up UK science – Q&A with Mike Galsworthy
Q&A with Scientists for EU and Mike Galsworthy from European Movement UK, presented by the European Movement in Scotland. Mike is a leading commentator on the impacts of Brexit. In 2015 he founded the group Scientists for EU and has been a vocal critic of the impact that Brexit has had on Science in the… Read More »
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Exploring the government’s pursuit of Brexit opportunities (The Independent)
Online panel discussion with The Independent. Defenders of the prime minister claim he has shown leadership in responding to the Russian invasion of Ukraine independently of the European Union, and that the British response has been all the stronger for our being outside the EU. Volodomyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president, certainly seems to regard Boris… Read More »
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A conversation with young Ukrainian leaders (Aspen Institute)
Online panel discussion organised by the Aspen Institute. A cloud of uncertainty hangs over Ukraine’s future – as a sovereign state, as a democracy, as a European nation. The Russian military offensive has devastated towns and cities, and 4 million Ukrainians have fled the country so far. Ukraine is fighting for its existence, and huge… Read More »