This year the PSSI's NATO Summer School, entitled "Post-Covid Security Priorities", was held in August 2021. This unique educational course, focused on the most pressing issues the alliance is facing today, attracted around 30 participants from over 9 different countries. The diverse backgrounds and experiences of both the participants and lecturers made this an exceptional opportunity for future policy leaders.

PSSI Vás zve na sledování online streamu diskuze s experty a zástupci politických stran na téma společenské odolnosti vůči vnitřním a vnějším hrozbám v regionech V4, Východního partnerství a západního Balkánu s důrazem na český kontext. Diskuze proběhne 9. září od 13:00.

The Prague Security Studies Institute has published its Annual Report for 2020. In the words of our Co-Founder and Chairman Roger Robinson, "our most prominent accomplishment over the past year has been the successful institutionalization of the use of U.S. capital markets sanctions against Chinese enterprises enabling egregious human rights and national security abuses."

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In an interview with Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo, PSSI Chairman, and Co-Founder Roger W. Robinson Jr. observed that the Didi IPO debacle shows the capriciousness of the Chinese Communist Party and its seeming disregard for the harsh consequences of their actions for American and other shareholders.

PSSI has published another policy paper from the series of Alumni Briefs composed of policy analyses/commentaries on current security issues by the alumni of PSSI´s Robinson-Martin Security Scholars Academy, Cyber Security Academy, NATO Summer School, our former interns, and colleagues. The goal of these Briefs is to inform and enrich public policy debate and official deliberations on breaking national security issues. 

In 2021, the EU launched the European Union Agency for the Space Programme in line with the start of its new seven-year space program and recently approved €14.8 billion budget. This development follows the establishment of the new Directorate-General for Defense Industry and Space (DG DEFIS). These developments reflect the growing importance of space in our everyday lives, the functioning of modern societies, and defense and security. 

PSSI's latest Perspective discusses the spread of hostile propaganda within the Czech media space related to the revelation of Russian GRU involvement in the Vrbětice ammunition depot explosions in 2014, while also examining the Czech response and resilience to hostile propaganda.

V dnešním globalizovaném světě k sobě mají světové mocnosti blíže než kdy dřív, a to především díky ekonomickým, kulturním a politickým vazbám. Toto propojení však může být lehce zneužito k prosazování vlastního vlivu uvnitř cizích států, o čemž se Evropská unie v posledních letech přesvědčila, protože se stala cílem vlivových operací autoritářské Číny a Ruska. Jakým způsobem tyto mocnosti svůj vliv v EU prosazují a do jaké míry mohou ovlivnit jednu z jejích nejdůležitějších institucí, Evropský Parlament?