[Webinar] The (remaining) challenges of Network Neutrality
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Net neutrality and zero-rating EventsVladimir Radunovic hosted a webinar on Network Neutrality challenges, questioning restrictions by ISPs and telecom providers, referencing Chile and the Netherlands' laws. The event, with global attendees, highlighted congestion, prioritization, and business interests. Discussion debated regulation by various entities, including a live poll favoring guidelines and collaboration over strict laws. The webinar was part of Diplo's Capacity Development Programme supported by the European Commission and the Council.
[Brussels e-briefings] Can Europe avoid a major crisis in 2011?
Webinars EventsThe EU faces challenges with unresolved financial issues and political instability, while also navigating military efforts abroad. An e-briefing will address concerns about Europe's ability to avert a crisis in 2011 and maintain global influence.
[Brussels e-briefings] After the G8 summit, what is the agenda for 2011 for the most industrialised countries?
Webinars International relations and diplomacy EventsG8 leaders met in France to address global issues like the economy, security, Africa, the Middle East, and the Internet. An e-briefings webinar by Richard Werly will delve into post-summit discussions on topics such as the Strauss-Kahn case, unity during Arab revolutions, economic challenges, and reviving faith in Japan. Registration is needed for the webinar.
[Brussels E-briefings] Libya: a new beginning or the end for the ‘responsibility to protect’?
Webinars International relations and diplomacy EventsNATO faces challenges in Libya against Gaddafi's regime. The impact of Bin Laden's presence in Afghanistan and his elimination are discussed. Richard Werly updates from Brussels headquarters in the live webinar.
[Brussels e-briefings] European Council summit this week: financial measures, Middle East crisis, and nuclear woes
Webinars EventsEuropean Council summit this week will focus on financial stability, the Middle East crisis, and the nuclear disaster in Japan. A live briefing by Brussels correspondent Richard Werly will offer the latest developments.
[Brussels E-briefings] What diplomatic challenges lie in store for the EU in 2011?
Webinars EventsThe EU faces diplomatic challenges in 2011, particularly in making its voice heard in the Middle East amidst differing concerns among European countries. The European External Action Service is criticized and needs time to enhance its abilities.
Webinar: Can the euro crisis kill Europe?
Webinars EventsThe webinar will analyze the European response to the financial crisis post-summit, discussing topics like the stability mechanism's impact on the eurozone confidence, the risk of a eurozone collapse, Germany's leadership, and Europe's economic prospects for 2011. Additionally, the potential for a new phase for the European single currency, with Estonia joining in January 2011, will be explored. Visit https://briefings.diplomacy.edu for more details on Diplo Webinars.
*Le Bicorne et la Plume* book presentation
Webinars EventsIn Bern, Switzerland, on November 18th, 2010, the book "Le Bicorne et la Plume" was presented to Ambassador Georges Martin, showcasing Swiss diplomats as writers. Ambassador Jacques Rial and Dr Jovan Kurbalija presented the book, highlighting the contributions of Swiss diplomats to cultural heritage. The book is part of Diplo's Diplomats as Writers series, following a similar study on Italian diplomats, and includes an extensive bibliography. For more information on the initiative "Diplomats as Writers," visit https://www.diplomacy.edu/resource/le-bicorne-et-la-plume.
Webinar on Asia-Europe relations
Webinars International relations and diplomacy EventsWebinar by Mr. Richard Werly on Asia-Europe relations post 8th October 2010 meeting in Brussels. Audience invited to share views and engage in discussion.
Egyptian Diplomatic Club presentation of *Through the Diplomatic Looking Glass*
Webinars EventsThe Egyptian Diplomatic Club and the Italian Embassy in Cairo presented *Through the Diplomatic Looking Glass*, a book by Italian diplomats, discussing the importance of cultural contributions in diplomacy. Dr. Mostafa El Feky highlighted culture's significance in assessing a country's international status, while Amr Aljowaily announced plans for a book on writings by Egyptian diplomats, aiming for collaboration with DiploFoundation. This initiative was praised by the Italian Ambassador, who suggested a similar event in Rome showcasing Egyptian diplomats' creative works.
