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European and Transatlantic Defence - Industrial Strategies
Speaker: Prof Gordon Adams, Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University

Date: 26 November 2002
Pre-emptive Military Action and the legitimate use of force
Speaker: Prof. Alexander Nikitin, Director, Centre for Political and International Studies (CPIS) in Moscow
Europe and the US: Weakness versus Strength?
Third panel at the CEPS International Advisory Council, 21 February 2003

Key Speakers: Mario Monti, Commissioner, European Commission
H.E. Rockwell Anthony Schnabel, Ambassador of the United States of America to the EU

Panel Discussants:
- James Elles, Member of the European Parliament;
Presentation of "The Rubik Cube of the Wider Middle East"
Date: 18 March 2003

Speakers:
Michael Emerson, Senior Research Fellow, CEPS
Nathalie Tocci, Research Fellow, CEPS
Chairman: Christian Leffler, Director - Dir F, DG RELEX, European Commission

After noting the importance the European Commission attaches to the CEPS report on the Wider Middle East, Leffler introduced the two authors of the paper.
The Belgian Defence Initiative
Speaker: H.E. Jan de Bock, Permanent Representative of Belgium to the EU

European defence, about autonomy and capacities
Transatlantic Relations after Iraq
13 November 2003

Speaker: John Peterson, Jean Monnet Professor, University of Glasgow

On 13 November 2003, Professor John Peterson addressed a CEPS membership meeting on trends in transatlantic relations after the war in Iraq. He prefaced his presentation by identifying three separate levels for analysis: political elites, policy elites and lastly public opinion.
Symposium for the 50th Anniversary of US-EU Relations
25 November 2003
EU-US Co-operation in Responding to the Challenge of International Terrorism
Speaker: James J. Foster, Deputy Chief of the Mission of the United States to the European Union
Lifting the China Arms Embargo: Implications for Human Rights and Regional Security
Date: 7 October 2004

Speakers: Gregory Suchan, US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs;
Dick Oosting, Director, Amnesty International EU Office
Colonel Michael Ryan, Defense Advisor, US Mission to the EU
Food for thought - Latest developments concerning the UN's World Food Programme
Date: 29 November 2004

Speaker: Christiane Berthiaume, Senior Public Affairs Officer, United Nations’ World Food Programme
Chair: Hélène Deslauriers, President, Canadians in Europe, Belgian Chapter

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European and Transatlantic Defence - Industrial Strategies

Pre-emptive Military Action and the legitimate use of force

Europe and the US: Weakness versus Strength?

Third panel at the CEPS International Advisory Council, 21 February 2003

Presentation of "The Rubik Cube of the Wider Middle East"

The Belgian Defence Initiative

Transatlantic Relations after Iraq

Symposium for the 50th Anniversary of US-EU Relations

EU-US Co-operation in Responding to the Challenge of International Terrorism

Lifting the China Arms Embargo: Implications for Human Rights and Regional Security

Food for thought - Latest developments concerning the UN's World Food Programme

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