A View from Central Europe: Will the EU deal with Turkey work?

Slovak think-tank CEPI in its project coordinated by EUROPEUM has asked experts on their opinion on the EU-Turkey deal.

ČRo Plus: Slovakia's election results

Director of EUROPEUM, Vladimír Bartovic, spoke on Czech Radio about the results of the Slovak parliamentary elections and the unfavourable conditions for forming a government before the upcoming Slovak presidency of the Council of the EU.

Seminar: How to Understand European Parliament Elections?

Accept our invitation to seminar which will guide you through the results of EP’s elections.

EU has a role to play in the Syria Peace Talks II.

Matthieu Crévecoeur continues to analyse the current situation in the Middle East with connection to the suspended peace talks in Genève. He underlines the importance of solidarity and courage which should be demonstrated by the EU in order to make the peace talks successful.

EU has a role to play in the suspended UN Syria Peace Talks I.

After the suspension of UN Syria Peace Talks with the Syrian government and opposition in Geneva, read what Matthieu Crévecoeur thinks about such a development and its significance for both the role of the EU in the Peace Talks and the Union's need to understand better the regional dynamics.

Ukraine after elections: Challenges, opportunities and Czech contribution

The Institute for European Policy EUROPEUM, Association for International Affairs (AMO) and Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung will on Thursday November 11 at organize a discussion.

Round table: Are the Czechs and Poles Eurooptimists or Eurosceptics?

We are hosting a round table with the title "Are the Czechs and Poles Eurooptimists or Eurosceptics?".

ČRo Plus: Vladimír Bartovic on post-election situation in Greece

EUROPEUM's director Vladimir Bartovic commented on post-election situation in Greece and its consequences for the eurozone.

Some valuable lessons from U.S. politics?

Although the Europeans might see the U.S. presidential elections as rather bizarre, it currently presents similar trends to those in Europe. The phenomenon of “antisystem” candidates can now be found on both sides of the Atlantic. Read what Martin Michelot thinks about this development.

Although the Europeans might see the US presidential elections as rather bizarre, in now presents similar trends to those in Europe. The phenomenon of “antisystem” candidates can now be found all over the world. Read what does Martin Michelot think about this development.