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- 31. October 2025

Platform Revolution: shaping the future of work in the EU and Western Balkans

The Project centres around the fast development of platform work in the Western Balkans and the EU. This new phenomenon has witnessed fast growth since the pandemic, particularly with digital platforms like “Upwork”.

In the Media

- 8. October 2025

SK Denník N | The Motorists and the SPD have taken on big ambitions. Babiš risks that the EU could begin sidelining the Czech Republic the same way it does Slovakia under Fico

The positions of ANO, SPD, and the Motorists movement could weaken the Czech Republic’s standing in the European Union. Andrej Babiš thus risks that Brussels might start treating him as cautiously as it does Robert Fico. Martin Vokálek, Executive Director and Head of the Brussels Office of the EUROPEUM Institute, commented on the issue for Denník N.

In the Media

- 5. October 2025

European Newsroom | Analysts: ANO’s victory is not good news for Brussels, however Babiš is not Orbán

Andrej Babiš’s victory could raise concerns in Brussels, but analysts believe the outcome will depend on his future cabinet. Despite his alliance with Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, Babiš is viewed as a pragmatist rather than a hardline eurosceptic, making a sharp turn in Czech foreign policy unlikely. Martin Vokálek, executive director and head of the Brussels office of the EUROPEUM Institute, commented on this for European Newsroom.

In the Media

- 4. October 2025

České Noviny | Analysts: ANO's victory is not good news for Brussels, but Babiš is not Orbán

According to Brussels analysts, Andrej Babiš's victory would not be a positive sign for the EU, but the nature of his cabinet will be decisive. Although he is compared to Viktor Orbán, experts describe him as a pragmatist rather than a radical Eurosceptic, which suggests that Czech foreign policy may not undergo a fundamental change. Martin Vokálek, executive director and head of the Brussels office of the EUROPEUM Institute, commented on this for České Noviny.

Uncategorized

- 5. September 2025

Europa Secura 2025: High school students in Brdy demonstrated resilience and team spirit

The Military Training Facility Valdek in the Brdy region hosted the 18th final of the unique high school competition Europa Secura at the beginning of September. This event is organized annually by the Europeum Institute for European Policy in cooperation with the Ministry of Defense and the Czech Army. Europa Secura is a project designed for high school students that combines knowledge about the security and foreign policies of the European Union and NATO with practical skills and personal resilience. The final competition involves an intensive five-day workshop with various tasks, including diplomatic simulations and practical challenges, testing the students' physical and mental endurance as well as their teamwork and diplomatic skills. The project aims to provide students with unique experiences and prepare them for responsible action in challenging situations.

Articles and Publications

- 4. July 2025

Blog | Populism à la Carte: Online-Baked Outrage

In the increasingly hostile political environment, every ingredient matters when cooking up public discourse. Take inspiration from world-famous chefs, Donald Trump, Alice Weidel, and Marine Le Pen, and learn the art of culinary science easily. This blog post was brought to you by our work-programme interns Eva Mullholand, Jessica Jahn, and Rime Ourhim.

Events

- 3. July 2025

European Thursday over a Beer

Come to Pauwel Kwak Bierhuis on July 3rd for an informal debate on foreign policy with Jan Marian and Viktor Daněk. Enjoy an open discussion, a friendly atmosphere, and authentic Belgian beer!

In the Media

- 28. June 2025

ČT24 | European Leaders' Summit in Brussels

The European Union is only strong in foreign policy when there is unity, otherwise states look for alternative methods and scenarios. Viktor Daněk, deputy director of the EUROPEUM Institute, commented for ČT24.

Articles and Publications

- 12. June 2025

Globsec Interviews | Jan Dusík: The Cost of Inaction Will Be Seven Times Higher than Reducing Emissions

Jan Dusík is Deputy Director-General at the European Commission's Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG ENV). In his role, he focuses on linking environmental policies to public health and the protection of marine ecosystems. Previously, he served as Minister of the Environment of the Czech Republic and as Regional Director of the United Nations Environment Programme at the GLOBSEC Security Conference, where we discussed the link between climate security and Europe's green transformation.

Events

- 12. June 2025

GLOBSEC 2025: Commanding (in) Chaos: Time for Europe to Step Up

Prague this year hosted the landmark 20th edition of the GLOBSEC Forum 2025, which over the past two decades has built a reputation as one of Europe's most influential gatherings on global security, geopolitics, technology, and sustainability. Held under the patronage of President Petr Pavel and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, the event brought together representatives from governments, business, and civil society from nearly 80 countries.

Articles and Publications

- 12. June 2025

Globsec Interviews | Rikard Jozwiak: EU policymaking drives me mad

Rikard Jozwiak is an accomplished journalist and seasoned EU observer currently serving as the Europe Editor at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) in Prague. With two decades of experience reporting on European Union and NATO affairs, he is recognised for his sharp analysis and clear-eyed commentary on complex international developments. Prior to taking up his current post, Rikard was RFE/RL’s Brussels correspondent, where he covered numerous EU and NATO summits, European elections, and key international court rulings. His reporting has taken him across most European capitals as well as to Central Asia, offering him a rare front-row seat to Europe’s evolving role on the global stage. With a journalist’s instinct and geopolitical insight, Rikard remains one of the most respected voices interpreting Brussels politics for global audiences.

In the Media

- 3. June 2025

ČT24 | Poland is waiting for the results of the presidential elections. Which direction will the country take?

Poland is waiting for the results of the presidential elections, which may influence not only domestic events but also the direction of foreign policy. While one candidate promises close cooperation with the US and support for Ukraine, the other advocates greater European integration and openly criticises the current direction. Viktor Daněk, director of the EUROPEUM Institute's Prague office, commented for ČT24.

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