Events

Hungary After the Elections: The first few weeks in restoring democracy and the rule of law At 7pm (UK) on Monday 18th May we welcome back Márta Pardavi, co-chair of the Hungarian Helsinki Committee for an online talk about the recent defeat of Viktor Orban in Hungary’s general election and progress towards Read more…

Dr Chris Grey, author of the ‘Brexit & Brexitism’ blog, will join us in the Panton Arms, Cambridge, on Wednesday 29 April to discuss where we are now with Brexit, and what could happen next. Chris is Emeritus Professor of Organization Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London, and was Read more…

Italy’s political landscape is at a pivotal moment. The government led by Giorgia Meloni has drawn global attention, often branded as far-right, but the reality is more complex. What does populism really mean in the Italian context? How does it differ from outright extremism, and what nuances define the current Read more…

Join our Euro Café at the Mill Mediterranean Coffee Spot at 11am on Saturday 6th December, after which we’ll take mobile Brexitometers to the Mill Road Winter Fair. Cambridge Euro Café on Saturday 6th December, 11 AM Join our last Euro Café of 2025 on Saturday 6th December for a Read more…

Join our in-person panel event on Tuesday 4th November in William Mong Hall at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, to discuss the case for an EU-UK Youth Mobility scheme and for the UK to rejoin Erasmus+, the EU programme for education, training, youth and sport. Our panel will include: Alfred Quantrill – Read more…

Join our Euro Café for some delicious Greek cakes and pastries in the outdoor seating area at the Mill Mediterranean Coffee Spot. Catch up with your pro-EU friends and discuss campaign and event plans with members of Cambridge for Europe’s committee. At this Euro Café we’ll discuss plans for the upcoming National Rejoin Read more…

Watch a recording of this discusssion on YouTube. Russia’s war on Ukraine has reshaped the global energy landscape, creating both volatility and urgency in the search for sustainable and secure energy alternatives. As Europe works to reduce its reliance on Russian fossil fuels, what paths forward are both politically viable Read more…

Join our Euro Café for some delicious Greek cakes and pastries in the outdoor seating area at the Mill Mediterranean Coffee Spot. Catch up with your pro-EU friends and discuss campaign and event plans with members of Cambridge for Europe’s committee. We’ll also have business cards for the European Movement’s new campaign around the 2025 Business Read more…

On Thursday 15th May Cambridge for Europe will be screening Flags in the Wind, a short film by the European Movement UK which explores the humanitarian impact of the Ukraine-Russia war on the people of Ukraine. The screening will start at 6 PM, and will be held in the Gibson Read more…