New submission to the Dublin European Law Institute Working Paper Series: 'The EU's Russia Sanctions: Geopolitical Changes Leading to a New Understanding of the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy' by Dr. Niels Kirst. Available here: zenodo.org/records/1751...

Trade, Trump and the EU’s Global Balancing Act – CATALYZE Ep 1 | DELI Podcast. How is the EU is responding to new trade challenges in an increasingly unpredictable world? 🎧 Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/0wAI... ▶️ Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/-yIN296EGrM

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Join us online on Thursday for 'The Age of Backlash.' Find the event page and registration here: www.dcu.ie/deli/dcu-eve...

Online event: “The Age of Backlash – The European Convention on Human Rights and the New Political Reality,” Thursday, 30 October 2025. Read more and register: www.dcu.ie/deli/dcu-eve...

Jean Monnet Network PROSPER Newsletter: 9 months in & already making strides . Catch up on our Rotterdam event, new synergies, the research paper series launch & dates for our upcoming event in Paris! Subscribe for more. mailchi.mp/dcu/jean-mon...

DELI member Dr. David Keane recently launched the "Handbook on the Minority Rights Jurisprudence of the UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies", commissioned by the Tom Lantos Institute, a leading European minority rights organisations. Read it open access here: lnkd.in/eM7gJdDT

Blog: NGEU and SGP - the new method of governance in the new European Union by Dr. Giacomo D’Arrigo. Read it here: prospernetwork.eu/ngeu-and-sgp...

Policy Brief: "Protecting and Projecting the Values of the EU through Trade Instruments” examines how trade can be more than an economic tool - it can be a way for the EU to defend its core values at home and promote them on the global stage. prospernetwork.eu/publication/...

Faculty Research Day @dublincityuni.bsky.social Our RH on Post-Pandemic EU Economic Governance & NGEU Law featured! ✨ Emotional to see the Jean Monnet Module NGEU Law highlighted, as it comes to an end Huge 🙏 to colleagues, contributors & students! 📖 Book lnkd.in/dEABFTfr 🔍 Module lnkd.in/dj4mTATV

"The US has broken something fundamental - trust and goodwill. The question is how far this erosion goes." At our event, former EU Trade Commissioner Phil Hogan reflected on EU–US trade relations, deepening the Single Market & building new partnerships. bit.ly/466u9pL

24 years after 9/11—when NATO invoked Article 5 for the first and only time—Russian drones in Polish airspace saw Warsaw call for Article 4. NATO’s defence commitments remain highly relevant. 🔗Read this paper on NATO's commitments by @fedefaziof.bsky.social: zenodo.org/records/1403...

How is EU trade policy shifting toward economic security amid US challenges to the multilateral system? Join us at DCU (and online) on 11 Sept, 2–4pm for “Economic Security and EU Trade Policy”. Keynote: Phil Hogan, followed by a panel discussion. Register here: www.dcu.ie/deli/dcu-eve...

'From Alaska to the Oval Office: Peace Without Ukraine, Europe Without a Voice', by Davide Genini reflects on the first Trump–Putin meeting since the war in Ukraine began.

​Dr. Andrew Forde was interviewed by Forbes on the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine to be established within the framework of the Council of Europe​.​ Read it here: www.forbes.com/sites/kevinh...

The new EU–U.S. trade deal pauses the transatlantic tariff war for now, but at the cost of violating three core principles of EU policy. Davide Genini explains why this marks a troubling turning point for the EU. Read the blog: prospernetwork.eu/the-2025-eu-...

The EU and U.S. just struck a major tariff deal. With new 15% duties on EU exports and billions committed to U.S. energy and tech, the pressure is on Europe to rethink how it trades in a more hostile world.

Save the Date: Economic Security and EU Trade Policy with Former Commissioner Phil Hogan, 11 September 2025. Read the message from Niall Moran and Federico Fabbrini here: mailchi.mp/dcu/11-septe...

Calls for bold federal reforms to the EU’s CFSP are growing in response to recent geopolitical failures. In his blog, Davide Genini reflects on these challenges and builds on a recent article of his. Read the blog: prospernetwork.eu/reforming-th...

The European Commission is gunning for sovereign status. In this letter to the Financial Times, David Howarth & Lukas Spielberger explain how pooled funding and concessional lending are transforming EU borrowing. Read more: lnkd.in/gn8DfFwKhttp... @dublincityuni.bsky.social

PROSPER Policy Brief: "Creating a European 'Rearmament Bank' — politically expedient but operationally tricky" by Prof. David Howarth and Dr. Lukas Spielberger. Read it here: prospernetwork.eu/publication/...

The latest PROSPER Network newsletter is out! We’re just 6 months in & already making strides with events, publications, policy briefs & public debate. Catch up on our June event in Magdeburg, the launch of PROSPER Policy Briefs & upcoming dates in Rotterdam & Paris! Read: mailchi.mp/dcu/jean-mon...

Has there been a turning point in Poland's stance towards the Middle East? Prof. Joanna Dyduch looks at how Poland offers a particularly interesting case study of how domestic politics and international pressures can reshape foreign policy in real time. prospernetwork.eu/polands-shif...

What does it mean for the EU to build “an Economy that Works for People”? In this PROSPER Policy Brief, Dr. Ian Cooper explores whether this phrase is more than just a slogan and argues that it offers a coherent framework for EU economic policy. Read it here: zenodo.org/records/1578...

Federica Fazio has a dissenting take on The Hague Summit: the real winner is NATO, not Trump. In this blog, she analyses its outcomes through three lenses: a stronger, fairer, and more lethal NATO. Read it here: www.dcu.ie/blog/2151/di... @dublincityuni.bsky.social @fedefaziof.bsky.social

In this PROSPER conversation at OvG University Magdeburg, Tiziano Zgaga discusses his forthcoming book which explores the evolution of EU fiscal rules over the last 25 years, from strict stability-focused frameworks to a new era of flexibility. Watch: prospernetwork.eu/tiziano-zgag...

The Hague NATO Summit 2025: A Monument to Trump? In this blog, Davide Genini highlights three key aspects of the Hague Summit that represent a break from #NATO’s recent past. Read it here: www.dcu.ie/blog/2151/ha... @dublincityuni.bsky.social

The final conference of the Horizon Europe project REGROUP (Rebuilding Governance and Resilience Out of the Pandemic) took place on 24–25 June 2025 at the EUI in Florence. It aims to provide the EU with actionable advice on how to rebuild post-pandemic governance and policies democratically.

“A New Chapter for the Disputed Rock” breaks down the long-awaited EU-UK Agreement on Gibraltar. Jasmine Faudone discusses what this breakthrough means for sovereignty, borders, and prosperity in the region. Read it here: bit.ly/4kRj68C @dublincityuni.bsky.social

From Dublin to Istanbul via Brussels, our events this year brought together some of Europe’s most influential voices, from former Prime Ministers and EU Commissioners to top judges and human rights voices. Check out our full annual report here: dcu.ie/deli/publica...

Annual Report 2025: Our first joint report from the Brexit Institute and DELI, since DELI’s founding in 2024. Read it here: bit.ly/3HKyJ3e

#DCUPresidentAwards Profile: Prof Federico Fabbrini is Full Professor of European Law at DCU. Prof Fabbrini is the founding director of the DCU Brexit Institute and the Dublin European Law Institute @deli-dcu.bsky.social. #DCUResearch

PROSPER Magdeburg Workshop | 14 June Experts discuss #EUbudget reform, debt, and fiscal innovation - based on the Draghi & Monti Reports. Learn more on how to participate: bit.ly/4kmWZqp

Dr Christy Ann Petit presented at Norges Bank, the Central Bank of Norway at seminar focused on the role of central banks in the regulation of stablecoins and digitalization more generally. Read more here: bit.ly/3Snp5Wk @christyapetit.bsky.social / @dublincityuni.bsky.social

Despite warm words at the EU-UK summit, real progress was minimal. Federico Fabbrini argues the legacy of Brexit still looms large, limiting hopes for deeper ties. Read his analysis, The EU-UK Reset: Rhetoric and Reality here: bit.ly/4mzOfih

'A Threat to the Core: Why the New Hungarian Transparency Bill is an Attack on the Foundations of the European Union'. Read the PROSPER blog by Dr. Renata Uitz @ceudeminst.bsky.social here: bit.ly/4dpM4cU

Blog: Financial sector cooperation between the EU & UK – looking beyond Brexit Amid global uncertainty, deeper EU-UK financial sector ties make sense but legal & political hurdles remain. Christy Ann Petit & Thorsten Beck explore what’s possible: bit.ly/4jZhKIM / @christyapetit.bsky.social

⚓️Updated DELI Working Paper by Goran Dominioni: "The IMO Net-Zero Framework: Legal and Non-Legal Challenges for the GHG Pricing Component". It analyses the newly approved IMO Net-Zero Framework and its debated GHG pricing mechanism. Read: zenodo.org/records/1546... @gorandominioni.bsky.social

Blog: Financial sector cooperation between the EU & UK – looking beyond Brexit Amid global uncertainty, deeper EU-UK financial sector ties make sense but legal & political hurdles remain. Christy Ann Petit & Thorsten Beck explore what’s possible: bit.ly/4jZhKIM / @christyapetit.bsky.social

“The UK may no longer be a Member State, but it's not just any third country either.” At our Annual Lecture, Advocate General Andrea Biondi explored how the ECJ continues to shape EU–UK legal dynamics post-Brexit from mutual trust to energy cooperation and beyond. Read more here: bit.ly/43cm7ZP

“The UK may no longer be a Member State, but it's not just any third country either.” At our Annual Lecture, Advocate General Andrea Biondi explored how the ECJ continues to shape EU–UK legal dynamics post-Brexit from mutual trust to energy cooperation and beyond. Read more here: bit.ly/43cm7ZP

ICYMI: Our event Tech Giants and Competition in Changing Transatlantic Relations is now on YouTube! Featuring Mario Monti, DCU experts, & top regulators on EU tech policy & the DMA. 🎥 Watch now: youtu.be/u70cpKsgDg4

This lecture takes place today, if you’re in Dublin please stop by and join us!

New Event: DELI & Brexit Institute Annual Lecture: “ECJ Case Law and the UK after Brexit” with Prof. Andrea Biondi, Advocate General at the ECJ. Monday 12 May 14:30–16:00 |📍DCU Glasnevin | Register: bit.ly/4jzrWrb

‘A Progressive Win in #Canada, the Most European of non-European Countries' Read the blog by Ian Cooper here: bit.ly/3Sm87Y8 @iancooper.bsky.social

‘A Progressive Win in #Canada, the Most European of non-European Countries' Read the blog by Ian Cooper here: bit.ly/3Sm87Y8 @iancooper.bsky.social

Check out the 30th DCU Brexit Institute & DELI newsletter! Filled with our latest publications, events, and media — read and subscribe here: mailchi.mp/dcu/newslett... @dublincityuni.bsky.social

One week to go! Join us for “Tech Giants & Competition in Changing Transatlantic Relations” with Mario Monti and an expert listed below. A timely discussion in light of the EU’s first-ever Digital Markets Act fines against Apple and Meta. 8 May |4PM Dublin | Online Register 🔗 t.co/yGhPJpnH2J

New Event: DELI & Brexit Institute Annual Lecture: “ECJ Case Law and the UK after Brexit” with Prof. Andrea Biondi, Advocate General at the ECJ. Monday 12 May 14:30–16:00 |📍DCU Glasnevin | Register: bit.ly/4jzrWrb