How ETS2 can be effectively implemented in Central and Eastern European countries? Come listen and discuss as the EU advances its climate policies, these countries face specific challenges and opportunities related to affordability, energy systems, and public acceptance.

European Thursdays over a Beer continue! We’ll meet again on April 23 for an informal discussion focused on foreign policy and current European issues, as always in Smíchov.

Join us for the next installment in our series of open debates, “What’s New in the European Parliament?” This time, we’ll discuss whether the 28th regime will give European startups the boost they’re expecting.

The Europe as a Task 2026 conference at Prague Castle will welcome one of today’s most prominent European leaders—Finnish President Alexander Stubb will participate as the keynote speaker on the first day of the event.

Join us on 1 December for a debate from the series “What’s New in the European Parliament?”, where this time we will focus on the EU’s 2040 climate targets.

We warmly invite you to Monday’s programme of the Enlargement Forum conference, featuring a series of discussions on the lessons of past EU enlargements, the role of women in accession processes, and the importance of reconciliation in European integration.

Come join us on 27 November at Pauwel Kwak Bierhuis for an informal discussion on foreign policy as well as current European and security issues with Tomáš Pojar and Viktor Daněk. You can look forward to an open debate, a friendly atmosphere, and—on top of that—two Belgian beers and light refreshments on the house.

We invite you to a debate in Plzeň on what the EU’s new budget proposal reveals about the Union’s future priorities and the role the Czech Republic may play in them.

We cordially invite you to the screening of the film Drenched in Oil (2022), which will be followed by a discussion with our guests.

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.

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.

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.

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.