A film crew has been following Mustafa Nayyem, Svitlana Zalishchuk, and Serhiy Leshchenko since 2013, documenting their fight for democracy in Ukraine. Over the years captured on film, they underwent a major shift in their roles, moving from activism into high-level politics.

A series of six evening meetings during the fall of 2025 (in the week beginning November 10) will allow students to discuss a wide range of topics with experts from among current and former Brussels officials, ambassadors, Czech and European political experts and decision-makers, journalists, and commentators.

We would like to invite you to a public recording of the Café Evropa podcast. This time we'll talk about what modern patriotism looks like today and how citizens’ relationship with their own country is changing in a globalized world.

The EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy invites you to a public discussion on the future of transatlantic relations and Europe’s role in a rapidly changing global environment. Join us as leading experts explore how shifting U.S. priorities are reshaping cooperation and what this means for Europe, including Central and Eastern European partners.

We invite you to another debate in our series, offering an up-to-date perspective on key topics discussed during the plenary sessions of the European Parliament.

The EUROPEUM Institute invites you to a discussion on how Czech households obtain subsidies and what motivates or discourages them in the process.

We invite you to a screening of the film Can You Hear Me (2025), followed by a discussion with our guests.

The EUROPEUM Institute invites you to a panel discussion focusing on Ukraine’s reform efforts on its path toward EU membership, the experiences the Czech Republic can share from its own accession process, and how Ukraine’s potential accession could impact the European Union itself.

Every last Thursday of the month, we meet at the Scout Institute and discuss current European topics! European Thursdays are open to anyone interested in Europe and meeting people from institutions, ministries, and organizations. Come to our Scout neighborhood on the last Thursday of the month and join the open discussion with Pavlína Žáková.

The EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy invites you to a debate on the impact of modernization and the transition to a sustainable economy on employment and skills in the Moravian-Silesian Region.

More than twenty years ago, we said “yes” to the European Union — and since then, we’ve been balancing between sovereignty and cooperation, between Brussels and Prague. What have we gained, and what have we had to let go of? Is it possible to remain an independent state while being an active member of the European team?

We are happy to invite you to our conference "Platform Revolution: Shaping the Future of Work in the EU and Western Balkans".

The year 2025 was turbulent for the European and Czech automotive industries – US tariffs, strategic dialogue between the EU and the automotive industry, adjustments to emission targets, and the reopened debate on ending the sale of cars with combustion engines in 2035.

We warmly invite you to the screening of the film Life Is Not a Competition, But I Am Winning (2023), followed by a discussion with our guests. Gender norms are reflected even in elite sports. Which bodies have historically been excluded from the Olympic Games and other sporting events, and which bodies are being pushed to the margins today? The film explores the discrimination against transgender athletes and queer women through the time travel of a group of athletes who revive forgotten female athletes from the past century. After the screening, we will reflect with our guests on what lies behind the curtain of elite sports. The event will conclude with light refreshments and space for informal conversation.