Webinar: Democracy under fire
Featuring Peter Jukes, Clive Lewis, Klina Jordan and Tom Brake.
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“UK-EU Relations: How can Labour supporters remain connected with the EU Progressive Family?”
Paul Blomfield, Shadow Minister for Exiting the European Union from October 2016 to December 2020
• László Andor, former European Commissioner & now General Secretary of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) think tank
• Seb Dance, former Labour MEP & Deputy Labour Leader in the EU Parliament
• Jude Kirton-Darling, former Labour MEP & now Deputy General Secretary at European Trade Union, IndustriAll, representing 7 million working people across 200 European trade unions
• Anna Colombo, political advisor & former General Secretary of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D), the political group in the EU Parliament which Labour Party MEPs were part of before Brexit.
Followed by Q&A
Where are we now on Brexit and where do we want to be?
OnlineProfessor Michael Dougan will share with us his views on the new EU-UK agreement, and Dr Mike Galsworthy will be addressing where we are now…
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UK Research and Higher Education post Brexit
Dame Athene Donald FRS, Master of Churchill College Cambridge, Professor of Physics and a member of the European Research Council (ERC) from 2013-2018 -during the…
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Democracy under fire: assaults on freedom of the press, the rule of law and democracy
Discussion with Peter Jukes, co-founder of Byline Times. Klina Jordan, co-chief executive of Make Votes Matter, Tom Brake, former MP and director of Unlock Democracy,…
The Future of Democracy in EU Member States
Discussion with speakers Vera Journova, C Beaune, M Simecka, chaired by Professor Kochenov of the CEU Democracy Institute.
Peter Oborne and the Assault on Truth
Peter Oborne, former chief political commentator, Daily Telegraph, discusses his new book on Boris Johnson, Donald Trump and the emergence of a new moral barbarism…
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