István Hegedűs and Erik Uszkiewicz participated at the conference titled "For a Democratic World Order" organised by Forum 2000 in Prague between 15-17 October 2023. István Hegedűs gave a presentation at the pre-event citizen panel "Parliament for the Future of Europe".
István Hegedűs participated at the conference "Recovering the Promise of 1989“ organised by Forum 2000 in Prague in Žofín Palace on 13-15 October 2019.
Kata Nagy participated at the workshop organised in the framework of the annual Forum 2000 held on 13-15 October 2019 in Prague in the American Center. The Hungarian Europe Society was a co-organiser of the event. The participants from the Visegrad countries explored the issue of „International Cooperation in Non-Profit Sector: Benefits and Challenges”, with special regard to new developments and opportunities of the NGO-s.
Kata Nagy participated at the NGO Market 2019 organised by the Forum 2000 Foundation on 10 April 2019 in Prague, attended by more than 200 non-profit organisations. She spoke about the Hungarian features on a panel-discussion on „International Cooperation in Non-Profit Sector: Benefits and Challenges” focusing on outstanding issues of non-profit sector in V4 countries. The full program of the event is available here.
István Hegedűs made a presentation entitled "Hard Populism, Radicalised Political Communication, Politics of Fear: Towards a New Phase of the Orbán Regime?" at the conference "Current Populism in Europe: Culture, History, Identity" at the Goethe Institute in Prague on 21 May 2018.
István Hegedűs gave a presentation about the media policy of the Orbán-Government entitled "Media freedom, public sphere, political communication: Hungarian exceptionalism?” at the conference “25 Years After: The Challenges of Building Post-Communist Media and Communication Industries” organised by Transitions and Keynote in Prague at the New York University on 21 November 2014.
The Year of the New Presidencies: The Visegrad Countries in the EU was the title of the conference organised by the Association for International Affairs (AMO) on 25 October 2011 in Prague in the European House, where István Hegedűs made his presentation entitled The EU Council Presidencies and the Hungarian Case.
