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Fachkonferenz

Engaging Cross Borders: Perspectives from Ireland and Europe

International Conference in Irish-German Studies

The Centre for Irish-German Studies at the University of Limerick, in partnership with the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung UK & Ireland, the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies and the Faculty of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences at Ulster University will host the conference.

Event

Innovation & Competitiveness: 30 Years of the Single Market

In-Person Event

This event will reflect on the past 30 years of the Single Market and impact it has made on Member States with a focus on Ireland and the innovative and competitive nature of it. The event will open with a keynote address from Commissioner Mairead McGuinness.

Online-Seminar

The Good Friday Agreement and the EU After 25 Years

Online Event

This event will reflect on the past 25 years of the Good Friday Agreement and the key role the European Union played.

Fachkonferenz

One Year on from the Russian Invasion of Ukraine – Priorities for European Security and Defence

Half-Day Symposium

The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung UK & Ireland in partnership with the Institute of International and European Affairs host a half-day symposium.

Online-Seminar

Europe’s Economy in Troubled Times

Online Event Series

This event will examine the general economic outlook for the EU and the Eurozone including a focus on Ireland and Germany. The participants will discuss the impacts of inflationary challenges and energy security, outline EU and Member State responses and assess the future of the EU economy, including future fiscal rules and economic governance issues. This is the final event in the Supporting Democracy series with European Movement Ireland in 2022.

Online-Seminar

Energy Dependency and Foreign Policy - Dilemmas for the UK, Germany and the EU

Join our online event in cooperation with The Federal Trust and Global Policy Institute.

Fachkonferenz

New Ways of Engagement and the International Context: Northern Ireland and Ireland

International Conference

The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung UK & Ireland in partnership with the Faculty of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences at Ulster University and the Centre for Irish-German Studies, University of Limerick hosted this conference.

Event

Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung at the Conservative Party Conference 2022 - Tuesday, 4 October 2022

Fringe Event - Responding to Russia's War in Ukraine: Safeguarding European Justice and Security

The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung together with Bright Blue, will host a fringe event at this year's Conservative Party Conference . A panel of distinguished speakers will discuss the future of European justice and security in light of the war in Ukraine.

Online-Seminar

Supporting Democracy and Security: The War in Ukraine

Online Event Series

This is the second event with European Movement Ireland in 2022, all of which focus on the theme of Supporting Democracy. This event will discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the implications for European security and other policy areas. We will also examine the EU’s response to the war, Ukraine’s future in Europe and arising geopolitical developments.

Online-Seminar

After the Stormont Elections - Where next for Northern Ireland?

Join our online event in cooperation with The Federal Trust and Global Policy Institute

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Innovation & Competitiveness: 30 Years of the Single Market

Author: Carla Donohoe. Editor: Elizabeth Moody

Dublin October 2023: The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung and European Movement Ireland hosted an in-person event, 'Innovation & Competitiveness: 30 Years of the Single Market'

One Year on from the Russian Invasion of Ukraine – Priorities for European Security and Defence

by Cian Fitzgerald

Dublin, March 2023: The Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung and The Insitute of International and European Affairs hosted a half-day symposium, ‘One Year on from the Russian Invasion of Ukraine – Priorities for European Security and Defence'.

The Good Friday Agreement and the EU after 25 Years

by Ciarán O Driscoll

Dublin, March 2023: The Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung and European Movement Ireland hosted an online event, ‘The Good Friday Agreement and the EU after 25 years’.

Europe's Economy in Troubled Times

by Emma Rooney

Dublin, 28 November 2022: The Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung and European Movement Ireland hosted an online event, ‘Europe’s Economy in Troubled Times’. This was the final event in the Supporting Democracy series with European Movement Ireland in 2022.

New Ways of Engagement and the International Context: Northern Ireland and Ireland

by Prof. Paul Carmichael

Belfast 3-4 November 2022: This two-day conference was organised by the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Ulster University, in coordination with the Centre for Irish-German Studies (CIGS) at the University of Limerick, and the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS). It successfully took place at Clifton House Heritage Centre, adjacent to Ulster University’s Belfast campus. The conference was a follow-on event to the gathering in Limerick in 2021.

Supporting Democracy and Security: The War in Ukraine

by Stephen Kennedy

Dublin, 22 June 2022: In the second event in this three part series of events with European Movement Ireland, the importance of supporting democracy in Ukraine and enhancing European Security was discussed.

Supporting Democracy: Women in Leadership, Equality and Empowerment in Europe

by Stephen Kennedy

Dublin, 21 March 2022: In the first iteration of this three-part event series for 2022 organised by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung and European Movement Ireland, the importance of gender equality in supporting democracy in Europe was examined.

A Secure Future: Cybersecurity and the EU

by Caoimhe McCarthy

Dublin, 25 November 2021: In the final part of this three-part series of events for 2021 organised by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung and European Movement Ireland , the growing importance of Cybersecurity across EU policy areas was examined.

Unions, Break-ups and Special Relationships – Aspects of the Irish-German-UK Relationships

by students of GE6021 at University of Limerick and Gisela Holfter

Limerick 4-5 November 2021: This conference organised by the Centre for Irish-German Studies (CIGS) in coordination with Faculty of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences, Ulster University, the Centre for European Studies, University of Limerick and the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) successfully took place at the University of Limerick. It focused on three aspects: first, a major feature was a discussion of the initial impact and ongoing repercussions of Brexit for British-German Relations and British Studies in Germany/German Studies in the UK as well as Irish-German relations and German Studies in Ireland and Irish Studies in Germany. Secondly, we reflected on German unification from a cultural and political perspective. Focusing on reunification itself, this part asked what lessons can be learned from the German experience and whether - keeping in mind the vastly different situation in Ireland North and South, there are aspects of the German experience that could of interest in the ‘Shared Ireland, Shared Island’ discussions. And thirdly and last but by no means least the engagement with Europe and the European Union in Ireland and Northern Ireland after Brexit was a focal point. This part analysed the situation north and south of the Irish border vis-a-vis the EU and the European context of economic, legal, policy and cultural questions. This report covers all parts of the conference.

Juliane Liebers

Das 21. Jahrhundert wird das Jahrhundert Europas sein

Charles Michel, Präsident des Europäischen Rates, hielt die zwölfte Europa-Rede der Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung

Jährlich lädt die Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung die Spitzenrepräsentantinnen und -repräsentanten der Institutionen Europas ein, über das Wesen und die Lage der Idee eines vereinten Europas zu sprechen. In der zwölften Europa-Rede brachte der Ratspräsident die Herausforderungen des 21. Jahrhunderts für Europa auf den Punkt: Klimawandel, die Corona-Pandemie, die „Digitale Revolution“ und die Bewältigung des Booms der künstlichen Intelligenz sowie der wachsende Druck durch autoritäre Regime.