Ispra (Italy) (until 22/02). Workshop ‘Soil erosion modelling workshop.’ Organised by the European Commission (JCR – Joint Research Centre). For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lTfo1o
Brussels. Fifth meeting of EU-South Korea civil society forum under the EU-South Korea free trade forum. Organised by EESC- the European Social and Economic Committee. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lcku8U
Paris (France). Conference ‘La culture, le citoyen et la nation.’ Organised by Fondation Jean Jaurès. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lTyLYb
Paris (France). Conference ‘Colombie: la réussite de la paix.’ Organised by IHEDN. For further information, see http://www.ihedn.fr/
Tuesday 21 February
Budapest (Hungary) (until 23/02). CEPOL training: ‘Online smuggling - Trafficking from a Customs perspective.’ Organised by CEPOL- the EU agency for training in application of the law. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lQkoXK
Brussels. Conference ‘Reste Democracy. A chance for the politics of tomorrow ». Organised by Istituto italiano di cultura. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2loNtso
Bruges (Belgium). Conference ‘La politique étrangère de la Belgique et de l’Union européenne ; enjeux et perspectives.’ Organised by the College of Europe. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lnsBBL
Brussels. Conference ‘Different perspectives on Nord Stream II.’ Organised by Bruegel. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2kvhBmC
Brussels. Conference ‘Turning waste into energy – A real opportunity or a fall-back option?’ Organised by EPC. For further information, see http://bit.ly/1jtJeSX
Wednesday 22 February
Milan (Italy). Conference ‘I piani individuali di risparmio: un ponte verso l’economia reale.’ Organised by FEBAF. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lcncLE
Brussels. Seminar ‘Data – Europe’s Fifth Freedom?’ Organised by ECIPE. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2kDwsGH
Brussels. Conference ‘Japan, China and South Korea – Trilateral coopération in the Trump era.’ Organised by Friends of Europe. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lTiqTc
Brussels. Conference ‘Armenia’s foreign and security policy in 2017 – Challenges and opportunities.’ Organised by EPC. For further information, see http://www.epc.eu/calendar.php
Thursday 23 February
Thessalonica (Greece). Presentation of results of an opinion poll on education and professional training. Organised by CEDEFOP. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2kBzbjO
Brussels. Conference ‘Comment perdre une guerre? Le cas de l’OTAN en Afghanistan.’ Organised by the ULB. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lQnKds
Paris (France). Conference ‘Le monde arabe en morceaux.’ Organised by Fondation Jean Jaurès. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lTroQf
Brussels. Conference ‘From growth to well-being: a new paradigm for EU economic governance.’ Organised by ETUI. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lctj2E
Brussels. Conference ‘Employing EEA and non-EEA Nationals: What do I need to consider? What could be applicable to British citizens post-Brexit?’ Organised by the British Chamber of Commerce in Belgium. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2f2KvYI
Brussels. Conference ‘Cybersecurity in the energy sector: what role for the EU.’ Organised by Ifri. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lcyAXW
Paris (France). Conference ‘Migrations et diversité culturelle et religieuse.’ Organised by Ifri, Centre franco-autrichien pour le rapprochement en Europe and the International Centre for Development of Migration Policy. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2kvav1C
Brussels. Conference ‘Spanish economic and political prospects for 2017 and their implications for the euro.’ Organised by Institut Royal Elcano, Bruegel. For further information, see elledo@rielcano.org
Friday 24 February
Milan (Italy). Conference ‘Securities Markets Trends, risks and policies.’ Organised by Consob and Università Bocconi. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2kXIwGf
Brussels. Seminar ‘What is wrong with Europe’s single market?’ Organised by ECIPE. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lYFuiI
Bruges (Belgium). Conference ‘After the Bailout: How Programme Countries Have Fared.’ Organised by the College of Europe. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lng5mb
Saturday 25 February
Brussels. Seminar ‘The European Economy in the Doldrums: How can the EU Improve Productivity and Growth?' Organised by ECIPE. For further information, see http://bit.ly/2lpbYWb
