REGISTER HERE We are all hoping that the worst of this crisis is now over. From an employment perspective, the unpredictability created by the coronavirus pandemic has deeply shaken the certainties of workers and enterprises across the globe, many of…
Date: 02/06/2020 Time: 14:00 – 16:00 Zoom Webinar By 2050, the world population is forecasted to reach 9 billion people and climate change and resource scarcity will intensify. One of the biggest goals for current generations is to achieve climate goals…
REGISTER HERE Date: 24/06/2020 Time: 17:00 Zoom Webinar What are the liberal roots of the Visegrad project? Does the Group still have a political relevance in the European Union? What is the region’s relation to illiberalism? How can we fight…
Online event via ZOOM Join the Visegrad Insight Breakfast discussion on the Multiannual financial framework, the EU budget and Central European perspectives. Time: 9:00 – 10:30 (CEST) Speakers include: Edit Inotai, Senior Fellow at the Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration and…
REGISTER HERE The coronavirus pandemic has exposed the rifts between the various groups in our societies. The divide between the old and young appears to have deepened, as the virus has shown how people of different ages are affected in…
Youth Academy was founded in 2012 and 2020 marks the year for the third class to start. Our goal is to provide young people with leadership, managerial and public speaking skills, in addition to knowledge from a variety of sectors,…
REGISTER HERE To combat the coronavirus pandemic, European cities have seen their streets emptied, their historic centres without tourists and the semblance of normal life suspended. These collective actions have one fundamental aim: to protect citizens from the virus and…
Article 9 of the Convention on Human Rights makes explicit reference to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. It also recognises that these fundamental freedoms must occasionally be circumscribed so that they themselves are not an obstacle to “public order,…
The lockdown measures have, ironically, put schools across Europe in detention. In most European countries, children were sent home at the onset of the pandemic, and while students in some countries will soon start returning to the classroom, students in…