Past Events Latin American views on Europe & the world 26.05.2026 Shifts in global power dynamics force countries to seek out new partnerships. Could this create momentum for stronger ties between the EU and Latin America? Join our roundtable on 8 June to discuss. Image: Creator: Anto Fraccaro As old alliances become less reliable and geopolitical dynamics shift, countries across the globe are reassessing their international partnerships and priorities. Could this create new momentum for closer ties between the Latin America and the EU? How do South American societies perceive Europe, and where do they see themselves in the changing international order? Navigating uncertainties: the second edition of the AMLAT Radar These questions are at the centre of the AMLAT Radar 2026, a follow-up to a 2021/22 study. The research shows that the EU continues to be viewed positively when it comes to democracy, human rights, and environmental protection, although its image is weakening in other areas. At the same time, perceptions of the USA have declined significantly, while China has gained considerable prestige and influence across the region. Roundtable on 8 June Mark your calendars to discuss the key findings and the potential for a partnership based on a common agenda with the authors Prof. Carlos Luján and Prof. Juan Tokatlian. Date: Monday, 8 June 2026, 17:00 - 18:30 CEST Venue: FES EU Office, Rue du Taciturne 38, 1000 Brussels The registration for this event is now closed. Please contact Daniela.Iller(at)fes.de for further information. Programme overview Programme 16:45 Registration 17:00 Welcome and Introduction 17:05 Presentation of the AMLAT Radar 2026Carlos Luján, Professor at the University of the Republic, MontevideoJuan Tokatlian, Professor at the Torcuato Di Tella University, Buenos Aires 17:45 Open DiscussionModerated by Sebastian Sperling, Director FES Argentina & editor-in-chief of the journal Nueva Sociedad 18:30 End of the event Related articles Monday, 07.10.2024 News Publication Policy Brief: Feminist Foreign Policy in the EU and Latin America Latin America is a leading region in developing Feminist Foreign Policies (FFPs). This creates opportunities for collaboration with the EU, such as the exchange of best practices and knowledge sharing. Read our new policy brief to know more. Wednesday, 12.07.2023 News Voices from Latin America and the Caribbean: Our FES-work in the region After a long eight-year break, the EU-CELAC Summit returned to Brussels on July 17 and 18. Check out some perspectives from Latin America and the Caribbean - directly from our 17 FES offices on the ground. Wednesday, 11.06.2025 News Publication FES-DGB-Study: Competitive International Partnerships Are the EU and Germany attractive for resilient international partnerships? A new study by FES and the DGB provides answers.
