IIEAAn Taoiseach Micheál Martin reflects on what EU membership has meant for Ireland, considers implications of recent changes, including Brexit, and set out Ireland's ambitions in and for the European Union.
Past Events
A fireside chat with Asia Society President and CEO Kevin Rudd and Former Irish Ambassador to China Declan Kelleher on the rise of China as a geopolitical power.
Minister Coveney delivers a ‘State of the Union’ address, in which he assesses the role of the EU in recent crises, and provides a perspective on the future.
Dr Summers shares his insights on the $1.9tr COVID-19 recovery stimulus package, proposed US corporate tax reforms and implications for the transatlantic economy, and he offers some reflections on US-China economic relations.
Mr Tudorache discusses the importance of regulating Artificial Intelligence technologies to ensure that AI will be a global force for good.
A webinar address on the EU’s trade policy and strategic ambitions in a post-COVID world with Valdis Dombrovskis, European Commission Executive Vice-President and Commissioner for Trade.
Lorcan MullallyThree expert speakers assess the implications of a new framework to accelerate economic growth and facilitate a clean energy transition.
Commissioner McGuinness reflects on the impact of the COVID pandemic on how we bank and access finance and assesses the role of the financial system in meeting our Green Deal goals for a more green and digital future.
Ruadhán Mac Cormaic argues that the world, and indeed European citizens, see the European Union through a distorted lens due to the biggest sources of EU news being concentrated outside of the bloc.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, addresses the current challenges facing human rights protection globally and the role of the UN Security Council in this regard.
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