Transatlantic & EU activities
As an interdisciplinary, independent and apolitical platform, the Aspen Institute Central Europe supports a dialogue on critical issues of Transatlantic and European topical importance. Public debates that include cross-sectoral and in-opinion varied panelists on geopolitical, geo-economic and democratic questions are organized to challenge the audience with contrasting perspectives, support open dialogue and democratic values.
Relevant posts
Disinformation and the Role of Social Media Influencers in Times of Crises, Conflicts, and Wars
A list of recommendations on countering disinformation from a joint year-long project with the Aspen Institute Germany, focusing on the
Information Integrity in the AI Era: (Central) European Perspective
Unique conference where experts discussed Artificial Intelligence and its impact on news and media.
Leadership in Action debate
A unique event with Former Foreign Ministers from around the world that focused on leadership during challenging times and the
The Future of a Free Press in Central and Eastern Europe
Trust in media. Reality or desire? Aspen Institute CE and Aspen Digital co organized a unique discussion about the Free
Ukraine-EU: Closer look A conversation with our partner Aspen Institute Kyiv
An international discussion #UkrainianDialogue with Aspen Institute Kyiv about conflict in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s Defense of Freedom: a conversation with our partner Aspen Institute Kyiv
An international discussion #UkrainianDialogue with Aspen Institute Kyiv about conflict in Ukraine.
Discussion with Jacques Rupnik: The Visegrad group, A Collateral Victim of the War in Ukraine?
The theme of this Geopolitical Zoom held in partnership with Aspen Institute France was the Visegrad group and its growing
NATO’s Evolving Role in Global Stability
This public outreach event was aimed for the general public to discuss not only the current security situation but also
The EU on the Global Stage – Changing Relations with the U.S., China, and Russia?
An online debate organized with Aspen Institute Germany on the topic of Germany-V4 cooperation and differences in approaching actors such
New US Administration: Discussion with DAS Matthew G. Boyse
The second discussion of a series of Transatlantic discussions 2021 organized by the Aspen Institute Central Europe.
New US Administration: Discussion with Secretary Madeleine K. Albright
The first discussion of a planned series of Transatlantic discussions by the Aspen Institute Central Europe for this year.
To Ban or Not To Ban? The EU Digital Future and Freedom of Speech as We Know It
An online debate focused on the issue of protection of free speech on social media platforms and its importance for