2019
What to Know as Europe Travels China's Belt and Road
April 24, 2019, Prague
2018
Discussion on the influence of China and Russia on democratic countries
February 26, 2018, Prague
2016
European Press Prize
April 14, 2016, Prague
2015
Effective Altruism
June 13, 2015, Prague
Growing Influence of Authoritarians in the World
June 18, 2015, Prague
Education towards Democratic Citizenship
June 25, 2015, Prague
The Future of Europeand Our Role in It
September 17, 2015, Prague
Russia and Europe
October 3, 2015, Prague
2014
Forced Labor. The Germans, the Forced Laborers and the War
July 2 - October 31, 2014, Prague
Freedom Express
September 9, 2014, Prague
International Professional Conference
April 24, 2014, Prague
2013
Public Talk by His Holiness the Dalai Lama
September 14, 2013, Prague
2012
Joan Baez Gathering with Friends of Václav Havel
December 21, 2012, Prague
2011
Public Talk by His Holiness the Dalai Lama
December 11, 2011, Prague
Relief Fund for Japan Campaign
April 1, 2011, Prague
Latin American Insight
Tibet of the Mind 2011
May 14 - 30, 20011, Prague
FLIM 2011 – Festival of Tibetan Films
April 13 - 15, 2011, Prague
2010
Hiroshima – Nagasaki 1945–2010
October 12 – November 14, 2010, Prague
Open letter to the Government of Venezuela on the arrest of Oswaldo Álvarez Paz
March 31, 2010, Prague
2009
Article: The Ghost of Appeasement
June, 2012, Prague
Death in Lhasa
April, 2012, Prague
Statement: Another Year Lost for Israel and Palestine
January, 2009, Prague
2007
Book “The View from Prague: The Expectations of World Leaders at the Dawn of the 21st Century”
June 11th, 2007, Prague
2005
A Rose for the 'Unfree'
June 15, 2005, Prague
Forum 2000 Exhibition
The Forum 2000 travelling exhibition, a collection of ten panels consisting of photographs and quotations from the conferences, is one of our activities aiming to inform the public about the Forum 2000 project. The exhibition, accompanied by a TV documentary, was presented in Tokyo, Paris, London and New York, where it was officially opened by the founders of the Forum 2000, President Václav Havel and Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel.
