Gerald Knaus spoke on the future of European freedom and integration at Café Luitpold, calling for a renewed defence of democracy and the European project.
Adnan Ćerimagić joined civil society leaders and policymakers in Dublin to discuss the future of EU enlargement and priorities for Ireland’s upcoming EU Council presidency.
Adnan Ćerimagić addressed Irish officials in Dublin on the future of EU enlargement, focusing on the Western Balkans, Ukraine, Moldova, and Europe’s strategic interests.
Gerald Knaus reflected on Europe’s remarkable transformation from a continent of rivalries to one of cooperation, and on the need to defend this achievement against new challenges.
ESI’s team gathered in Tallinn for its annual staff meeting to discuss European integration, democracy, migration, and security, while learning from Estonia’s remarkable transformation since independence.
Adnan Ćerimagić joined a Brussels roundtable on Ukraine’s path to EU membership, discussing enlargement policy, integration, and the implications for other candidate countries.
Gerald Knaus joined senior policymakers at the Europa Forum Wachau to discuss how Europe can strengthen its security, sovereignty, and values through humane and law-based migration management.
Adnan Ćerimagić took part in a Munich panel on the Western Balkans and EU enlargement, examining new momentum for accession alongside the region’s enduring challenges.
Kristof Bender will join journalist Ivana Dragičević on 20 May for the premiere of the documentary “Europe, the Reflection” and a discussion on Europe’s future.
Gerald Knaus addressed senior business leaders at the Europe Future Forum on Europe’s transformation from a continent of conflict to one of cooperation, and the challenges now facing its security and democratic order.
Kristof Bender joined the jury of the BIRN Fellowship for Journalistic Excellence in awarding the 2024 prizes for outstanding reporting from Eastern and Southeastern Europe.
Gerald Knaus joined a St. Gallen Symposium panel on demographics and migration, looking at the future of migration to Europe and how governments can ethically control it.
Gerald Knaus discussed how effective and humane migration policy is essential for protecting free movement and liberal democracy in both Switzerland and Europe.
Gerald Knaus opened Hamburg’s Europe Week with a keynote on the achievements of European integration and the growing challenge posed by nationalism and authoritarianism.
Gerald Knaus attended the second meeting of Austria’s development policy advisory council in Vienna, focusing on Austria’s future engagement with Africa.
