On Monday the 3rd of February, students of the College of Europe in Natolin participated in an EU Youth Dialogue with Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič to discuss some of the EU’s most pressing challenges, notably trade policy, economic security, sustainability, and the EU’s role in an evolving global order. Throughout the discussion, the students and the […]
The innovation agenda, the AI agenda and other themes on the future of research and development in Europe On the February 21st 2024, the College of Europe in Natolin’s Digital and Transformation Nest organised a discussion on the role of innovation in Europe in the future. The speaker, Krzysztof Kania, is a renowned alumnus of
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The Mediterranean Sea is the deadliest sea on earth. Even though it is surrounded by the shores of a Europe which aims to promote human rights, or perhaps because of that, thousands of migrants disappear every year while attempting to cross the water on makeshift boats. The conference : “The Rough Sea : Mediterranean routes
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The rise of the German xenophobic movement ‘Pegida’ in late 2014 shocked the European public. Now, three years later, it’s time to ask what happened to right-wing populist activism in Germany and beyond. What is the position of the ‘Pegidians’ and similar groups in the European political sphere? By Sabine Dorothea Volk, Simone
‘Pegida’ turns three: what is the state of right-wing populism in Europe? Read More »
Pat Cox, a former President of the European Parliament, visited the College of Europe Natolin for the 3R symposium. During that visit, he sat down with the Natolin Blog team for a short interview in which he talked about the future of Europe and the EU. Cankat Özkan: The greatest challenge that the current
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‘What does it mean to be European?’ All students of the College of Europe have probably been asked this question at some point. On 4 November 2015 six students from the Natolin campus gave their answers to an audience of Varsovians and fellow-students at an event jointly organized by the European Civilization Chair and the
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