As Europe charges ahead with green and digital transformation, one question grows louder: What about people? Innovation and sustainability are reshaping the continent—but can the European Social Model keep up? We would like to invite you to a debate that puts social inclusion back in the spotlight. We’re joined by Katarina Ivankovic-Knezevic, Director for Social Rights and Inclusion at DG EMPL, European Commission. Be part of the dialogue shaping Europe’s future—where green, digital, and social must go hand in hand.

The Brussels Office of EUROPEUM, representing the Think Visegrad Platform, in collaboration with IRSEM EUROPE – The Institute for Strategic Research at the Military School, invites you to an expert discussion on the future of the European defence industry.

We would like to invite you to the first in a series of debates that provide an up-to-date perspective on key topics discussed in the plenary sessions of the European Parliament. The aim of the debates is to offer a clear overview of the decisions taken and their wider impact on the European Union and the Czech Republic. Each debate will provide a space for reflection on major legislative and political steps taken by the European Parliament, direct discussion with MEPs and experts, and an open dialogue with the professional and general public.

EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, in collaboration with the Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival, cordially invites you to an exclusive screening of the documentary film Comrades.

On March 5th, the Brussels Office of EUROPEUM representing the Think Visegrad Platform co-organised with SWP Brussels – Stiftung Wissenchaft und Politik organised a roundtable discussion entitled, Navigating Uncertainty: The EU’s Economic Security in an Era of Geopolitical Rivalry. The event took place at the Résidence Palace, Rue de la Loi, with a participation of 16 experts. The aim of the discussion was to explore how the new European Commission can develop a cohesive and proactive economic security strategy to enhance the EU's resilience and competitiveness amidst intensifying geopolitical and economic challenges.

The Brussels Office of EUROPEUM, representing the Think Visegrad Platform, in collaboration with SWP Brussels – Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, invites you to an expert discussion on the future of the EU’s economic security in an increasingly volatile global environment.

What truly matters when choosing how we get around? How do Czechs prefer to travel, and what’s stopping them from switching to electric cars? Join us for a live talk-show-style webinar where we’ll present fresh data on Czech mobility habits. We’ll explore:

EUROPEUM is inviting you to the media briefing where we unveil fresh research insights into the evolving attitudes of Czechs toward the European Union and climate policies.

EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy invites you to join the discussion in the online seminar "Renovation Taken Seriously: How to Get Support to Improve Your Home?"

Would you like to know more about what Czechs think and do about energy efficient renovation of their homes and reducing domestic energy use? EUROPEUM invites you to join an online webinar and discuss together citizens’ experiences, how they can be motivated, what the major obstacles are, and how the state can support their efforts through subsidy programmes such as the New Green Savings. For our discussion we will present the major findings from the citizens’ consultations and focus groups both conducted in Czechia as a part of the EU funded JustGreen project.

We invite you to a debate on the premiere of the new educational programme on environmental issues Přihořívá. The event is organized by Based, the student education platform that produced the programme, and EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy.

We would like to invite you to the next Café Evropa regional debate. In Strakonice we will discuss not only what 20 years of EU membership has given the town, but also how to take advantage of the subsidies offered by the European Union or how to cope with challenges such as the Green Deal or the Migration Pact.

We are headed to Třinec with regional Café Evropa debates! What do you think of the Czech Republic's 20 years in the EU? Are you worried about what the migration pact, the Green Deal will bring? Have European subsidies helped the development of the city? What has the EU given and taken away from you?