Conferences, colloquia and seminars nurture the work of the research fellows. They also give participants the opportunity to exchange views with other specialists and with a well-informed public made up of representatives of the political, economic and academic spheres, the media and civil society.
Event 6 November 2025
Prof. Dr. Gillian Mathys’ latest book provides an in-depth and historically grounded explanation of the ongoing conflict in East-Congo, beyond commonly assumed reductive narratives. As a historian with extensive field […]
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Event 13 November 2025
FULLY BOOKED At the occasion of the publication of ‘Diplomatic Skills’ by author Johan Verbeke, the EGMONT Institute is pleased to invite you to an informal presentation and […]
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Event 5 December 2025
The Royal Academy for Overseas Sciences, Ghent University and the Egmont – Royal Institute for International Relations organise Power Profile: an annual international conference analysing the future orientation of the […]
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Event 4 November 2025
Professor Heuser, author of the standard work The Evolution of Strategy (CUP, 2010), is one of the most prominent voices on strategy today. Recent books include War. A Genealogy of Western […]
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Event 23 October 2025
The Egmont Institute has the pleasure to invite you to an Africa Seminar on “Prospects for Dialogue in the Central Sahel” with Dr. Yvan Guichaoua from the Bonn International Center […]
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Event 21 October 2025
University of Antwerp students gathered for the first session of a two-part seminar examining the European Union’s enlargement process. Framed by the legacy of the 2004 “big bang” enlargement and […]
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Event 14 October 2025
FULLY BOOKED Programme highlights : Opening remarks: ‘The state of democracy, Europe and the world’ by David Van Reybrouck, writer, thinker and historian . Panel 1: How democratic is […]
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Event 13 October 2025
The Candid Foundation, based in Berlin, is an independent, non-profit think tank and project hub engaged in fostering intercultural understanding through initiatives focused on the Middle East, Africa, and the […]
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Event 13 October 2025
Dr. Nina Wilén co-organises the workshop “Strategies of Feminist Resilience for the Women, Peace and Security Community of Practice,” convened in Brussels by Prof. Stéfanie von Hlatky, Queen’s University. This […]
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