Events
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European Movement UK Annual General Meeting
Annual General Meeting of the European Movement UK (EMUK). Announcement of election results Discussion about the future of the movement Debate and vote on Motions All European Movement UK members as at the cut-off date are eligible to attend and vote on the Motions which are up for debate. Register here by Sunday, 21 November.
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What do we want from our MPs? (Institute for Government)
What does it mean to be a member of parliament? What do people expect from their elected representatives? And how much have these expectations changed in recent years? Online panel discussion hosted by the Institute for Government. Speakers: Tim Bale, Professor of Politics at Queen Mary, University of London Marie le Conte, political journalist and… Read More »
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Financial Services After Brexit (DCU)
Online event hosted by the DCU Brexit Institute, focusing on the impact of Brexit on both the future of the city of London and the EU plans for the development of a capital markets union. Speakers: Lord Jonathan Hill (former European Commissioner) Tom Hall (Manager at AIB) Deborah Hutton (Partner at Eversheds Sutherlands) Valerio Scollo… Read More »
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Democracy table: Poland – Listen to Europe (EMI)
How committed are Polish citizens to democracy? Is there a strong strain of authoritarianism embedded in Polish view of the world? What are Polish attitudes towards the EU’s Economic Recovery Plan, economic inequality, climate change, women’s rights, immigration, human rights? To answer these question, the European Movement International will hold a Democracy Table discussion with Polish… Read More »
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Dunfermline EuroWalk Launch
Dunfermline High Street (Kingsgate Centre) High Street, Dunfermline, United KingdomDiscover Dunfermline's links with Europe on a new EuroWalk! Join Fife4Europe as they are launching their new EuroWalk with a street stall and some winter warmers.
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Looking ahead to the Scottish Budget 2022/23 (Fraser of Allander Institute)
The Scottish budget 2022/23 will be presented to parliament by Kate Forbes on 9th December. What is the outlook for NHS funding, and will this be sufficient to support the recovery from the pandemic? What are the funding implications of the government’s aspirations to transform the social security system in Scotland and substantially reduce child… Read More »
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Lockdown Livestream: Terry Reintke
In this week's Lockdown Livestream, Glasgow Loves EU are talking to MEP Terry Reintke, Vice Chair of the Greens/EFA Group in the European Parliament, about the EU/UK relationship, climate change. COP26, Brexit, Erasmus, the rise of nationalism and more. Join them live at 5pm on facebook, twitter or twitch, or at 7.30 pm for a… Read More »
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Populism and demagogy in Europe (Federal Trust)
Populism and demagogy in Europe - Causes, consequences and responses, Webinar jointly organised by the Federal Trust for Education and Research, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung and Global Policy Institute. Panel discussion about the causes and consequences of the rise of populism in Europe and America. Are there general trends throughout Europe or specific circumstances, for example in Central… Read More »
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Brexit Reality Portraits (YEM UK)
The University of Luxembourg and YEM UK (Young European Movement) are holding a joint webinar on their Brexit Reality Portraits! Brexit not only gave rise to political and institutional upheavals; it also had another long-term consequence, namely a polarisation and division of British society that goes beyond generational divisions, socio-professional contexts and political and ideological… Read More »
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Should We Re-Join the Single Market and/or Customs Union?
The prospects for Scotland and/or the UK re-joining the EU in the near future are receding – at least for the moment despite the daily revelations about the damage wrought by Brexit. So, the idea has arisen that Scotland/the UK should re-join the single market and/or Customs Union – perhaps as a staging post or… Read More »
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Lockdown Livestream: Brexit Britain’s Decay
Glasgow Loves EU are talking to Richard Haviland of Highlands 4 Europe Richard worked for 25 years in the Civil Service, primarily in DIFD (the Department for International Development). He writes for The Times and EMiS, where he’s also a committee member. He recently hit Twitter in a big way, when James O’Brien picked up… Read More »
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Europe’s new approach to Indo-Pacific (European Council on Foreign Relations)
Joining forces with the Indo-Pacific: Kick-starting Europe’s new approach to the region Ahead of France’s EU Council Presidency in 2022, the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) is hosting a virtual three-session event on boosting EU-Indo-Pacific relations, in cooperation with the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Speakers from the Indo-Pacific and their European counterparts will… Read More »