The report from the presentation “Brand EU: What do Czechs think of the EU and how it differs from other V4 countries” which was organized by the EUROPEUM Institute for European policy and took place on 10th October 2019 at the Permanent Representation of the Czech Republic to the European Union.

The report from the working breakfast “Brand EU: What do Czechs think of the EU and how it differs from other V4 countries” which was organized by the EUROPEUM Institute for European policy and took place on 10th October 2019 in Hotel Leopold in Brussels is now available.

On Tuesday, October 22, a conference entitled “Woman, Religion and Secularism in Europe” will take place at 6 pm at the Institut français de Prague (Štěpánská 35, 11000 Prague).

EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy would like to cordially invite you to the discussion on a topic of EU's perception of the rule of law.

We are more than glad to invite you to a presentation and follow-up round-table discussion co-hosted by EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy and Pew Research Center. Read the whole article for complete information on the programme and guests.

EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, KohoVolit.eu and Demagog.cz invite you to the "Disinformation and fake news" workshop, which will take place on Wednesday, October 16 from 11 AM to 2 PM in the building A of University of Hradec Králové (room A5, Hradecká 1227).

We are honoured to invite you to a debate organized by our Brussels office titled 'The Visegrad Four and Germany: which shared priorities in the next Commission?' The event will take place at Fondation Universitaire in Brussels on October 16. You can look forward to 4 expert speakers, including one MEP. Read the whole article to find out their names and get more information.

This year, it was 15 years since the Czech Republic joined the European Union. To mark this anniversary, EUROPEUM, in cooperation with EACEA in the "Europe for citizens" program, has created a website that reflects on the past 15 years and answers the question of what to expect from the next 15 years in the EU.

At the beginning of November, the new European Commission under the leadership of Urschula von der Layen will take office. It is, therefore, appropriate to discuss what can be expected of the new College and how the new Commission will differ from the old.

Come and sit with us in the format of debates Café Evropa, organized by the European Commission in the Czech Republic and EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy in cooperation with Europe Direct Brno and Eurocentrum Brno.

Our Vladimír Bartovic was a guest of Czech Television, where he commented on the composition of the new European Commission.

Maroš Šefčovič wrote an article for web pravda.sk.