Ústav mezinárodních vztahů

The Prague Agenda 2014
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic and the Institute of International Relations in Prague, together with their partners, organized the international conference "The Prague Agenda 2014", which was held on 4-5 December 2014. The aim of this annual international conference was to further discuss the issues related to the "Prague Agenda" as it has been announced by US President Obama in April 2009. This year we concentrated on the prospects and challenges related to the 2015 NPT Review Conference.

The Impact of the Crisis in Ukraine on the Future of Arms Control
The Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung in Prague and the Institute of International Relations in Prague organized in cooperation with partners international conference "The Impact of the Crisis in Ukraine on the Future of Arms Control" which was held on 3 December 2014.

6th International Symposium "Czech Foreign Policy"
The Institute of International Relations organized together with partners the 6th International Symposium “Czech Foreign Policy” - 25 Years of a Free Foreign Policy.

21.10. What Should the New European Commission Do About the Western Balkans?
Policy papers presentation with a subsequent discussion on "What Should the New European Commission Do About the Western Balkans?"

The Internal Balance of Power in Current Russia and the Opposition´s Chances to Reach Out to the Society
Forum 2000 in cooperation with the Institute of International Relations presented public lecture and discussion The Internal Balance of Power in Current Russia and the Opposition's Chances to Reach Out to the Society.

Current security challenges in the transatlantic space
The seminar, in which the main guest was Francois Heisbourg from the International Institute for Strategic Studies, London.

Russia in Motion - Ambitions, Capabilities, and the Search for Identity
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic in cooperation with the Institute of International Relations Prague organized the conference Russia in Motion Ambitions, Capabilities, and the Search for Identity.

Ten Years After: an Assessment of the 2004 Enlargement of the European Union
The conference organized in cooperation with the Prague Institute of International Relations (IIR) and the French Center for Social Sciences Research in Prague (CEFRES); with the support of Polish, Slovak and Czech Embassies in Paris.

The Visegrad Group in the Post-Lisbon EU. Getting Closer to Move Further
The Institute of International Relations in Prague in cooperation with the Polish Institute of International Affairs, the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs and the Slovak Foreign Policy Association cordially organized the conference "The Visegrad Group in the Post-Lisbon EU: Getting Closer to Move Further".

Will Britain leave the European Union?
The Institute of International Relations organized a public lecture with a subsequent discussion with Graham Avery on "Will Britain leave the European Union?".