Eastern Europe

Prague, Czechia—Personal testimonies showed the humility and generosity of the late Rev. Dr. Sun Myung Moon.

Central Europe—Austrians, Czechs and Germans held their third Peace Road event at a border triangle.

Prague, Czechia—“Principles of Peace” was the title of a program held by UPF.

Gaflenz, Austria—The UPF event raised funds for school projects in Ukraine.

Prague, Czechia—Life’s basic laws were the topic of a UPF lecture.

Bratislava, Slovakia—The complicated relationship between politics and the media was the topic of an IMAP lecture.

Prague, Czechia—UPF held a special lecture to honor the Czech pedagogue John Amos Comenius.

Central Europe—Austrians, Slovaks and Hungarians held a Peace Road event where their borders meet.

Prague, Czechia—Communism and the Holocaust both had their roots in Darwin’s theories.

Prague, Czechia—A longtime Czech journalist took a UPF audience behind the scenes of the world of media.

Bratislava, Slovakia—UPF held two lectures titled “Does Capitalism Still Have a Future?”

Chisinau, Moldova—More than 40 volunteers participated in a bicycle tour to promote International Day of Families.

Prague, Czech Republic—LDS leaders were invited to speak about their beliefs, practices and values.

Bratislava, Slovakia—A noted journalist spoke on “Women and Violence in the Middle East.”

Bratislava, Slovakia—UPF invited a Slovak columnist and former intelligence officer to give his insights into Russia and China.

Budapest, Hungary—The new lecture series is based on principles on which a harmonious world can be built.

Chisinau, Moldova—UPF held an intercultural festival highlighting seven cultures that have a presence in Moldova.

Prague, Czech Republic—"If there is no peace among religions, there can be no peace in the world.”

Bratislava, Slovakia—Despite being demonized for many years, Confucius once again is in favor in China.

Prague, Czech Republic—Two speakers discussed human rights, religious freedom and promoting world peace.