The Prague Security Studies Institute is looking for a Communications Manager to implement and further enhance the Institute's communications strategy to ensure proper visibility and outreach of PSSI's programmatic activities.

The Prague Security Studies Institute is looking for an Office Manager to join its existing team.

Prague Security Studies Institute (PSSI) organized the Second PSSI Roundtable on Space Security Partnerships, which focused on the Indo-Pacific region in the context of the new global space race.

On Nov 22, 2023, the Korean Academy of Space Security (KASS) organized its 1st International Symposium on Space Security, entitled “Space Security in the New Space Era: Technology, Policy, and Cooperation”. PSSI’s Managing Director, Dr. Jana Robinson, delivered keynote address, focusing on “Partnerships in the New Space Race”. 

V březnu 2023 think‑tank GLOBSEC uskutečnil rozsáhlý průzkum napříč zeměmi střední a východní Evropy. Účelem průzkumu bylo zmapování kolektivní společenské postoje a pohledy na širokou škálu zásadních témat geopolitického významu, včetně Evropské unie a Severoatlantické aliance (NATO), stejně jako probíhající válku na Ukrajině. Průzkum navíc zkoumal názory veřejnosti na zdravotní péči a další klíčové otázky. 

Prague Security Studies Institute (PSSI) organizoval panelovou diskusi s názvem „(Zatím) jednotní: Co spojuje a rozděluje českou společnost“.

On October 18, 2023, Prague Security Studies Institute organized Nury Turkel's in-person guest lecture titled "Uyghur Genocide: Sanctioning PRC Forced Labour Practices".

PSSI’s Managing Director, Dr. Jana Robinson, published an article titled Security Dimensions of Space Economics and Finance in The Space Review. 

The Prague Security Studies Institute is pleased to announce its first graduate of the William P. Clark Ph.D. Scholarship in Space Security. Jakub Pražák, a dedicated research fellow and a former member of the PSSI Space Security Team, has successfully completed his extensive four-year Ph.D. program at Charles University.

The Prague Security Studies Institute (PSSI) has analyzed the financial background of disinformation in the Czech Republic since 2020. Research on disinformation usually focuses on its content, but often overlooks the financial aspects and the variety of motivations behind the spread of disinformation. Knowledge concerning these aspects is crucial for employing effective tools for countering disinformation and building a healthy information space with resilient audiences. The present report demonstrates that disinformation can be a financially profitable business and defunding should be explored as a counter-strategy to malign information activities.