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- DATE: Mon 29 June 2026
- MÍSTO: Chamber of Deputies, Parliament of the Czech Republic; Malostranské náměstí 7, Praha 1
- OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: Czech / English (simultaneous interpreting)
- FORMAT: national security conference
- PROGRAMME
- FINAL REPORT
- PARTICIPATION: participation was limited due to capacity reasons and was by invitation only
- ONLINE STREAM: conference will be broadcasted live in original sound channel and its recording will be available in the videoarchive of the Chamber of Deputies, Parliament of the Czech Republic and the Y/T channel of the Future Forces Forum
Under the auspices of a member of the Security Committee, a member of the Defence Committee and the Chairman of the Interparliamentary Group of Friends of the Czech Republic – Ukraine, Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic
Dear friends,
please accept my cordial invitation to watch the live broadcast of an international conference that will deal with an important and topical topic. Current events constantly remind us that the world is not a safe place. Our country, like the whole of Europe, faces security challenges – from cyber attacks to international terrorism to armed conflicts in the Central European area, the Middle East (May conference) and tensions in the Indo-Pacific. We cannot afford to ignore these threats, because they directly and indirectly affect the security of the Czech Republic.
It is up to us to be able to name these risks in a timely and clear manner, and above all, to actively seek ways to counter them. The key to success is close cooperation between national security authorities and sharing strategic experience with foreign partners, whether it is expanding defence capacities, using modern military technologies, expanding analytical capabilities, strengthening cyber defence, or the resilience of state institutions and the population. Only an open and professional debate will help us find effective solutions to strengthen the defence capabilities of our state.
I am glad that we will have the opportunity to discuss all these challenges with leading Czech, Ukrainian, Taiwanese and other experts directly on the premises of the Chamber of Deputies.
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Conference Current Security Threats 6 is organized under the auspices of a member of the Security Committee, a member of the Defence Committee and the Chairman of the Interparliamentary Group of Friends of the Czech Republic – Ukraine, Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, Mr. PAVEL ŽÁČEK. |
CONFERENCE GOALS
- Analysis of Current Risks: To identify and evaluate contemporary security threats facing the Czech Republic and the broader Central European region.
- Expert Knowledge Sharing: To bridge the perspectives of top representatives from Czech security forces (intelligence, military, police, cyber security) with international expertise.
- Technology and Tactics Transfer: To present modern defence trends (specifically from Israel) and discuss their application in the context of modern warfare and national protection.
- Interdisciplinary Dialogue: To create a platform for discussion between lawmakers, security forces, academia, and the private technological sector.
MAIN CONFERENCE TOPICS
1. Ukraine and European security
- Current developments in the war in Ukraine
- International support for Ukraine
- The role of the Czech Republic in helping Ukraine
- Military, humanitarian and civil aid
- Strategic communication and information support
- Media image of war and work with public opinion
- Perspectives of Ukrainian diplomacy and defence
2. Society's resilience to Russian threats
- Russian imperialism and its manifestations in Europe
- Building social and institutional resilience
- Hybrid threats and disinformation campaigns
- Crisis and strategic communication of the state
- Defence of democratic institutions
- Security and geopolitical impacts of the war in Ukraine
- Reconstruction of Ukraine as part of European security
- Historical context of Russian expansionist policy
3. Security in the Indo-Pacific and the issue of Taiwan
- Security situation in the Indo-Pacific
- China's growing power and strategy
- Taiwan as a geopolitical focus
- Risk of military conflict in the region
- Chinese influence operations and hybrid influence
- The role of democratic states in the region
- A European perspective on security in the Indo-Pacific
- The implications of a potential crisis around Taiwan for Europe
PROGRAMME
| 9.00 | Conference Opening and Opening Remarks | |
| Mr. Pavel Žáček, Member of the Security Committee, Member of the Defence Committee and the Chairman of the Interparliamentary Group of Friends of the Czech Republic – Ukraine, Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic | ||
| 9.05 | Panel I: Ukraine at War, Czech Aid to Ukraine | |
| Opening Words: Mr. Jan Lipavský, Member of the Committee on European Affairs and the Foreign Affairs Committee, Chamber of Deputiesof the Parliament of the Czech Republic | ||
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| 10.50 | Panel II: Resilience - Defending Society and the State Against Russian Imperialism | |
| Opening Words: Mrs. Eva Decroix, MBA, MPA, Member of the Constitutional and Legal Committee, Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic | ||
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| 13.30 | Panel III: The Current Security Situation in the Indo-Pacific, focusing on Taiwan | |
| Opening words: Mr. Marek Benda, Member of the Organizational, Foreign, Constitutional and Legal Committee, Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic | ||
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| 15.00 | Closing Remarks | |
| Mr. Pavel Žáček, Member of the Security Committee, Member of the Defence Committee and the Chairman of the Interparliamentary Group of Friends of the Czech Republic – Ukraine, Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic |
Program subject to change.
