Cambridge Central European Conference 2018: Prague Spring and its legacies Commemorating the 50 years since the Prague Spring period in Czechoslovakia and the Warsaw Pact Invasion in August 1968, the Cambridge Central European Conference – Prague Spring and its Legacies, aims to bring attention to the way the cataclysmic events Read more…
On Thursday at 7 PM we will honour the memory of Jan Kuciak and Martina Kusnirova. Please join us with a candle and hope that something like this will never happen again. If anyone missed the tragic story, you can find out more about it on here:http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/slovakia-journalist-shot-dead-tax-fraud-investigation-jan-kuciak-police-bratislava-tibor-gaspar-a8229251.html Facebook event
Have you ever wondered what life was like during socialism? How did the education system work? What was it like to be a student? Or a parent or teacher? February 2018 marks 70 years since the communists took power in Czechoslovakia in a coup d’etat. On this occasion, The Cambridge University Read more…
Cambridge Central and Eastern European Forum kindly invites you for a talk and a follow-up discussion with Dr. Sean Hanley (UCL): The Czech Republic elects its president on 26-27 January in the set of direct elections for the country’s head of state. The incumbent president and former Social Democrat prime Read more…
The Forum on Geopolitics and the newly launched Cambridge Central and Eastern European Forum kindly invite you for a talk and a follow-up discussion! More than two decades since the fall of the Berlin Wall and the conflict in the Balkans, the developments across Europe, and particularly in the East Read more…