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Per il quinto anno consecutivo, gli Archivi Storici dell'Unione Europea hanno portato il loro programma educativo a Ventotene, con sei giorni di attività didattiche. L'isola, situata al largo delle coste del Lazio, è il luogo dove Altiero Spinelli trascorse anni di confino politico e dove, insieme a Ernesto Rossi ed Eugenio Colorni, scrisse il celebre Manifesto di Ventotene, che chiedeva un'Europa libera e unita.

The future of the European project is inextricably linked to the Western Balkans. As Johanna Mair, Director of the Florence School of Transnational Governance, remarked opening the fifth edition of this capacity-building programme for junior diplomats: “I doubt there is anyone in the room who would argue against the fact we cannot re-imagine Europe without the Western Balkans.” At the Florence STG, this belief underpins a commitment to long-term regional cooperation.

For the fifth year in a row, the Historical Archives of the European Union took its education programme to Ventotene for six days of educational activities. The island, located off the coast of Lazio, is where Altiero Spinelli passed years of political confinement and where he wrote, with Ernesto Rossi and Eugenio Colorno, the celebrated Ventotene Manifesto calling for a free and united Europe.

Jul 09 2026 13:30 - 15:00 CEST Outside EUI premises, Off Campus Department of Economics Department of History Department of Law Max Weber Programme for Postdoctoral Studies Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Department of Political and Social Sciences Florence School of Transnational Governance Development and External Relations Service Expert Knowledge and Authority in Transformative Times This seminar will demonstrate that the dominant source of uncertainty in long-run demographic...

Join Melissa Tornari as she examines migration-related conversations on social media forums to assess what they reveal about migration aspiration-setting and information-gathering. Drawing on 620,458 public posts on Meta’s CrowdTangle API, Melissa E. Tornari, Amir Abdul Reda, Omolola S.

This event will provide an in-depth analysis of the most notable energy cases from recent months. Two senior legal experts from FSR will discuss recent and pending energy case law at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). The FSR Law Area will provide a comprehensive review of the most significant energy cases before the Court of Justice of the European Union in recent months.

Join us for the conference as we present key findings of the MPM 2026 results, reflecting on the evolving regulatory framework and the complexity of the current information environment. The European Media Freedom Act (EMFA) introduced important safeguards for media freedom and pluralism across the EU. Now that the regulation is fully applicable, the central challenge lies in its effective and consistent implementation across Member States.

Jun 25 2026 15:00 - 16:30 CEST Zoom, Outside EUI premises Department of Economics Department of History Department of Law Max Weber Programme for Postdoctoral Studies Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Department of Political and Social Sciences Florence School of Transnational Governance Development and External Relations Service Expert Knowledge and Authority in Transformative Times Given their expertise and institutional responsibility for conducting monetary policy, central banks...

This seminar will focus on the EU's recent FTAs with Mercosur, Indonesia, India and Australia, assessing their key provisions, politics and prospects in light of the EU's economic security strategy; how do they fit (or not) in the broader strategy? In addition, the presentation will consider how the recent FTAs relate to EU industrial policy and Buy Local objectives embodied in recent legislative instruments.

This seminar will present early-stage research for a new comparative project investigating the co-evolution of fiscal and military capacity in federal polities, with the aim of drawing policy-relevant lessons for the EU. When and under what conditions do federal unions develop the fiscal capacity to finance common defence?