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Economic & Financial Statecraft Program // 23 Nov 2022
Lecture by Tom Keatinge, RUSI/CFCS titled National Security Aspects of Illicit Finance
PSSI in collaboration with Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) and its Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies (CFCS) organized a lecture titled National Security Aspects of Illicit Finance for PSSI´s scholars and alumni. Tom Keatinge, the director of CFCS talked about the dangers that illicit financial flows pose for democracies.

Information Resilience Program // 10 Nov 2022
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Post-Colonial and Post-Conflict Heritage of a European State
The Prague Security Studies Institute would like to invite you to a conference it is co-organizing with the Institute of History of the Czech Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences.

Security Scholars Program // 1 Nov 2022
Conference: 20 years of Czech Experts in International Civilian Missions
V roce 2022 uplyne 20 let od zahájení vysílání českých expertů do civilních misí mezinárodních vládních organizací. K tomuto výročí se na Ministerstvu zahraničních věcí dne 1. 11. 2022 uskutečnila půldenní konference. Mezi řečníky byli civilní experti působící v misích EU na Ukrajině, v Iráku a Somálsku.

Economic & Financial Statecraft Program // 26 Oct 2022
EU-China and US-China Trade Relations: Is there a Chance for Strategic Autonomy in the Age of Weaponization of Trade Dependencies?
Dr. Vilém Semerák, Researcher at the Economics Institute of the Czech Academy of Science, delivered a guest lecture entitled “EU-China and US-China Trade Relations: Is there a Chance for Strategic Autonomy in the Age of Weaponization of Trade Dependencies?“ on October 26, 2022 at the American Centre.

The Prague Security Studies Institute, together with Charles University, the US Embassy in Prague, and the American Center, organized a public panel discussion concerning the private sector's role in the new global space race. How should the cooperation between the public and private sectors be organized, and what regulations and support schemes are needed for a functioning relationship between them? These and other questions were discussed.