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IIEA Talks

Sharing Ideas Shaping Policy. The Institute of International and European Affairs is an independent policy research think-tank based in Dublin.

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Amb. Mick Mulvaney addresses IIEA on Brexit and US...

IIEA Talks ·

2020/11/05

In his webinar address to the IIEA, Ambassador Mulvaney outlines the US Government’s perspective on the protection of the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement and peace in Northern Ireland in the context of ongoing future relationship talks between the United Kingdom and the European Union and a possible future UK-US trade deal. About the Speaker: Ambassador John Michael "Mick" Mulvaney was sworn in as United States Special Envoy for Northern Ireland in May 2020. Prior to this appointment, Ambassador

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01:02:46

Federica Mogherini - Europe’s role in the world and...

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2020/11/04

In this inaugural event of the IIEA’s new Global Europe project, supported by the Department of Foreign Affairs, Federica Mogherini addresses Europe’s global role and the future of the multilateral system. She argues that the COVID-19 crisis is a critical juncture for the multilateral system and that redefining Europe’s role on the international stage will be crucial for Europe to emerge stronger in a post-pandemic world. About the Speaker: Federica Mogherini has been the Rector of the College

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01:05:34

Sir Philip Lowe - The Ripple Effect: The Impacts of...

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2020/10/28

This address is the fourth event in the 2020 ESB/IIEA lecture series entitled, REthink Energy. In his address, Sir Philip Lowe emphasises the importance of energy security in the context of Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the transition to net-zero emissions. He argues that the security of energy supply is of particular importance to Ireland, as the UK’s departure from the EU may have significant impacts on the Irish energy sector. Sir Philip Lowe also reflects on the impact that the shock of

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00:28:38

General Claudio Graziano - Strategic Challenges to EU...

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2020/10/20

In his address, General Graziano argues that all stakeholders in security and defence must play their part responsibly, in an ever-changing scenario, characterised by old and new unforeseeable threats. General Graziano discusses how the EU will act as a reliable global security provider by enhancing new common defence initiatives and credible CSDP missions and operations, and contribute to protect EU interests. About the Speaker: General Claudio Graziano was appointed Chairman of the European

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00:21:07

Radosław Sikorski MEP - The Transatlantic Alliance: A...

IIEA Talks ·

2020/10/16

In a webinar address to the IIEA, just over two weeks prior to the US Presidential Election, Radosław Sikorski MEP offers his analysis of the current state of the transatlantic alliance. He examines some of the global challenges that lie ahead and the areas where the EU and the US can lead global cooperation. About the Speaker: Radosław Sikorski became an MEP in May 2019 and currently serves as Chair of the Parliament's Delegation for relations with the United States of America. He previously

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00:19:14

‘Back to the future’: Resetting British-Irish...

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2020/10/15

In his address to the IIEA, Dr Steve Aiken OBE MLA takes a critical look at how Northern Ireland, in its next century, can become a benchmark of Anglo-Irish cooperation and understanding in an uncertain and increasingly unstable world. About the Speaker: Dr Steve Aiken OBE MLA is the Leader of the Ulster Unionist Party, a position he has held since November 2019. He was first elected to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 2016. He has an extensive background in UK government service, having been head

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00:43:04

The Eagle Eye of the ECB: The Role of the ECB in the...

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2020/10/14

In conversation with Patrick Honohan, Yves Mersch discusses the role of the ECB's monetary policy measures in mitigating the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis, in fostering the Recovery of the Euro-area and, looking beyond the crisis, identifies measures to shore up the Euro-area to make it resilient for the future. He provides some reflections on legal and economic responses to the issue of the proportionality of the public sector purchase programme and on the debate about the longevity of this

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00:21:41

A Keynote Address by William Hague

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2020/10/13

As the UK’s negotiations with the EU approach a still-uncertain conclusion, William Hague addresses the IIEA, offering his perspective and insights on the role of a post-Brexit UK in its neighborhood and the world. About the Speaker: The Rt Hon. Lord Hague of Richmond, William Hague, served for 26 years in the British House of Commons until he stood down in 2015. In that time, he served in many senior roles, including Leader of the House of Commons, but is best known as the Leader of the

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01:00:30

Edward Luce - Towards November and Beyond: The...

IIEA Talks ·

2020/09/21

In conversation with Dan O'Brien, Edward Luce gives his assessment of the US Presidential Election campaign less than 50 days from polling day. Against the backdrop of the Trump Administration’s mishandling of the pandemic, he discusses the future of the Republican Party and what either outcome in November will mean for the future of politics and society in the United States. About the Speaker: Edward Luce is the US National Editor and Columnist at the Financial Times. He has previously served as

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01:05:20

YPN Suzanne Lynch - Ireland, the US and the 2020 Race...

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2020/09/18

Ahead of November's US Presidential Election, Suzanne Lynch discusses the state of play of the campaign less than 50 days out from polling day. She reflects on the respective outlooks of President Trump and Joe Biden, what the outcome of the election may mean for Ireland and transatlantic relations, and for the future of US politics. About the Speaker: Suzanne Lynch is currently Washington Correspondent for the Irish Times, a position she has held since February 2017. She leads the paper’s

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01:01:44

Gabriel Makhlouf - COVID-19 and the Future of...

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2020/09/14

The COVID-19 crisis will have profound and long-lasting implications for the way we live, work, consume and communicate. As the economy begins to recover from the initial shock, the structural changes wrought by the crisis will become more evident. In his address to the IIEA, Governor Makhlouf discusses how the ECB’s strategy review will be an important way to take stock of these structural shifts in the economy. He provides some reflections on issues such as globalisation, the accelerated pace of

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01:00:56

The State of Play: EU-UK Negotiations - A view from...

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2020/09/02

At a formative moment in the negotiations on the future relationship between the EU and the UK, Michel Barnier addresses the IIEA on the state of play, the obstacles on the road to an agreement, and the key issues that will shape the relationship in the years to come. This event is co-organised with the European Commission Representation in Ireland. About the Speaker: Michel Barnier is the European Commission’s Head of Task Force for Relations with the United Kingdom. He was previously the head

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00:59:05

Christian Buchel - The Smart Grid Revolution

IIEA Talks ·

2020/07/31

In the first presentation of the 2020 ESB/IIEA lecture series, entitled REthink Energy, Mr Buchel discusses the important role of European system operators in accelerating the smart grid revolution. This transformation will ensure the reliability and security of Europe’s electricity supply to consumers and enable the digitalisation, decentralisation and decarbonisation of the electricity grid. Mr Buchel outlines the ways that the E.DSO has taken a prominent role in guiding EU research and innovation

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01:01:43

David McAllister - The State of Play in the EU-UK...

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2020/07/22

With the deadline for extending the UK’s post-Brexit transition period now passed, the negotiations between the EU and UK have taken on a new urgency. MEPs will have a vital role to play in the process, as an agreement on the future relationship can only enter into force if it is approved by both the European Parliament and the European Council. In his address to the IIEA, David McAllister discusses the state of play in the negotiations, and provide a European Parliament perspective on the future

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01:02:02

YPN: The Economy, Culture and Sport: The way back...

IIEA Talks ·

2020/07/16

The COVID19 pandemic has turned everything upside down. In many instances, the crisis has only served to highlight existing shortcomings, not just in health and housing but also in our economic model and our underinvestment in the arts and cultural sector. The loss of live sport and its behind-closed-doors return has also highlighted the trade-offs between balancing public health concerns, television money and the sporting integrity of competitions. To examine all of these issues and discuss the way

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00:58:16

Helen Dixon - The GDPR at Age 2 – Reflections of the...

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2020/07/14

In May 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) entered into effect in the European Union. This legislation was introduced to strengthen the data protection rights of European citizens and to give citizens greater control over their data. Following the recent 2 year anniversary of the GDPR, the Irish Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), Helen Dixon, addresses the IIEA on: “The GDPR at Age 2 – Reflections of the Irish DPC.” This talk by the Irish DPC covers reflections on the GDPR as a

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01:04:31

Geraldine Byrne Nason - Ireland’s Election to the UN...

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2020/07/10

Following Ireland’s recent election to the UN Security Council, Ambassador Byrne Nason addresses the IIEA on the key elements of Ireland’s successful campaign and looks forward to where Ireland hopes to make a difference during its membership of the Security Council in 2021 and 2022, including as an advocate for multilateralism at a time of global instability and uncertainty. About the Speaker: Ambassador Byrne Nason is the Representative of Ireland to the United Nations in New York. She took up

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01:02:14

Lord Chris Patten - China's Global Posture and its...

IIEA Talks ·

2020/07/01

Lord Patten addresses the IIEA on the topic of the actions of China in Hong Kong and his thoughts on how the UK and international community should respond. He also reflects on China's international role and discusses its evolution in recent decades in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. About the Speaker: Chris Patten, Lord Patten of Barnes, is a British politician who served as the 28th and last Governor of Hong Kong from 1992 to 1997. He was also Chairman of the Conservative Party from 1990 to

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01:00:36

Tony Connelly - Brexit and the Future Relationship -...

IIEA Talks ·

2020/06/29

In his presentation to the IIEA, Tony Connelly offers his insights on the latest state of play in the negotiations between the EU and the UK, in which the two parties continue to differ on a number of key issues. He examines some of the sticking points in the negotiations and assess the prospects of reaching an agreement before the transition period ends on 31 December 2020. About the Speaker: Tony Connelly is an award-winning journalist and author. As Europe Editor for RTÉ News, he was awarded

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00:49:52

Dr Joseph Curtin - YPN - Covid-19 and Climate Action:...

IIEA Talks ·

2020/06/19

A YPN Webinar with Joseph Curtin, Director of Climate and Resilience at The Rockefeller Foundation

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