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Voices from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania: In memory of Per Carlsen
Online på ZoomThe Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) and the Danish Foreign Policy Society is pleased to announce a webinar in memory of Ambassador Per Carlsen, former Director of DIIS, who sadly passed away in December 2020. This webinar will bring together prominent voices from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania – and Denmark: Uffe Ellemann-Jensen, Marina Kaljurand, Vygaudas Ušackas, Žaneta Ozoliņa, Andris Sprūds.
Live stream: Opposition figures Valery and Veronica Tsepkalo on The Belarusian Presidential Election 2020
Pressen, Politikens Hus Vestervoldgade 33, København V, DanmarkOn the 9th of August 2020 the race of the Belarusian presidential election came to its end with what appears to be a landslide victory to the current president, Alexander Lukashenko, and a surprising loss to the popular opponent Svetlana Tikhanovskaya. Join us for a talk with Veronica and Valery Tsepkalo, two of the main opposition figures, on the Belarusian Presidential Election 2020.
US Foreign Policy: A conversation with U.S. Ambassador Carla Sands
Online på ZoomU.S. foreign policy is changing in these years under the slogan of “America First”. But what does that mean? What has led to such a change? U.S. Ambassador Carla Sands will join in a conversation with Philip Chr. Ulrich.
Putin in times of pandemic
Online på ZoomOnline event about the pressure of the pandemic on president Putin's regime with political commentator Konstantin Eggert.
CANCELLED: Foreign Policy Café: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Litteraturhuset Nybrogade 28, København K, DanmarkOur first Foreign Policy Café will be an informal discussion on Franklin D. Roosevelt, the longest incumbent US president and with an impressive political track record. Experts David Woolner and Niels Bjerre-Poulsen will lead the discussion.
CANCELLED: Walter Slocombe: US Foreign and Security Policy – issues for the American Election and after
Forsvarsakademiet Building 118 Ryvangs Allé 1, København Ø, DanmarkWalter Slocombe, the Director of Atlantic Council and the former Under Secretary of Defence for Policy (1994-2001), will talk about the US Security Policy, NATO's future role and the possibilities of arms control, as well as the relations to China, Iran and the American engagement.
Back from the edge of nowhere: Iceland and the North-Atlantic in the great game of geopolitics
Fællessalen Christiansborg, Copenhagen K, DanmarkThe president of Iceland, Guðni Th. Jóhannesson, will speak about Iceland in the geopolitics of the North Atlantic region as well as Iceland's main agenda items while chairing the Arctic Council.
SEMINAR: EU’s budget for the future (In English)
Europahuset Gothersgade 155, København K, DanmarkBy the end of the year, the EU will have settled an agreement for the EU's multiannual budget for the future (2021-2027). How important is the investment perspective of EU's budget for the future for the member states, for EU cohesion and for the green agenda?
Stephen Walt: “Why Is It Useful to Think Like a Realist?”
Søauditorierne ved Aarhus Universitet Bartholins Allé 3, AarhusInstitut for Statskundskab vil i samarbejde med GloPol og Det Udenrigspolitiske Selskab Aarhus inviterer til et enestående foredrag med Harvard-professoren Stephen Walt den 8. november.
Russia in the Arctic
Auditorium 35.01.05, CSS, University of Copenhagen Gammeltoftgade 13, København K, DanmarkThe Arctic region has become an important strategic area to several countries in regards to both security and foreign policy, and Russia has as other Arctic countries strong interests in asserting its position in the region.