Eastern Europe

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.

Bratislava, Slovakia—“Religious Freedom: The Human Right under Attack” brought together human rights advocates from throughout Europe.

Budapest, Hungary—The discussion probed the moral challenges that the media face in the 21^st century.

Prague, Czech Republic—“Through Arts and Culture to Mutual Understanding” was the title of an inspirational meeting.

Prague, Czechia—International Day of Peace was commemorated with a public panel discussion.

Bratislava, Slovakia—A UPF event examined the Russian president’s relationship with the West.

Bratislava, Slovakia—“When Will the War in Ukraine End?” was the topic addressed by an international security expert.

Prague, Czech Republic—UPF and an affiliated organization recalled the life and work of Rev. Dr. Sun Myung Moon.

Prague, Czech Republic—The former minister of culture explained the spiritual background of Europe.

Bratislava, Slovakia—An interfaith lecture series is meant to foster a deeper understanding of faiths other than one’s own.

Central Europe—Austrians, Czechs and Germans hiked to a hilltop border triangle as a Peace Road event.

Bratislava, Slovakia—A lecture presented by UPF asked whether Europe is facing decline or renewal.

Chisinau, Moldova—UPF and affiliated organizations have taken a leading role in the care of Ukrainian refugees.

Prague, Czech Republic—A prominent member of Parliament was the guest speaker at the UPF celebration.

Bratislava, Slovakia—UPF celebrated with a lecture titled “The Relationship between Family and Politics.”

UPF-International—Leonid Kravchuk, the first president of Ukraine and a UPF Ambassador for Peace, passed away on May 10, 2022, at the age of 88.