Invasion

We would like to invite you to the next debate within the Café Evropa series, this time on the topic: " Café Evropa: Russian aggression in Ukraine - can we stop Putin?". The debate will take place on 2 March at 17:30. What will be the impact of the joint actions of the EU and NATO countries on Russia? Are the arms supplies sufficient or should direct military support be included? Can economic sanctions help Ukraine in any way now, or is this more of a step that will only become apparent in the longer term? Is the collapse of the rouble and the entire Russian market realistic? How can China influence Russia's current economic situation? And how will these sanctions be felt by the Russian population?

EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy joined public statement by initiative e Friends of Free Russia and Czech civil society on Western measures and sanctions against Russian violations of international law and illegal invasion on the territory of Ukraine.

Calm on the Eastern Front. At least at the moment. Our researcher Danielle Piatkiewicz has written an article for INFO.CZ in which she monitors the situation around the Ukrainian border with Russia over the past few weeks. US and European Union officials have warned that a Russian invasion could happen at any moment.

Rick Fawn, Andrea Petö, Zuzana Poláčková and Michal Vít authored, as a follow-up to our conference ''The Prague Spring and the 1968 Warsaw Pact Invasion of Czechoslovakia in an international context'', a series of essays that are now available.

The report from the conference ''The Prague Spring and the 1968 Warsaw Pact Invasion of Czechoslovakia in an international context,'' which took place on September 24, 2018 in Brussels, is now available.

We would like to cordially invite you to the conference on the topic of The 1968 Prague Spring and its meaning in an international context. The event will take place in Brussels' Prague House on 24th of September.