The European Union is challenged, both internally and externally. Why is the crisis just hitting Europe now? Is the migration crisis the cause of the troubles, or do they have deeper roots? How are the Visegrad countries responding to the crisis? Is democracy under pressure in Poland and Hungary, or in Europe in general? If yes, why? What would Brexit mean for the European Union, and for the Visegrad countries?

These are some of the questions to be discussed in a workshop organized by Aarhus University in collaboration with the Ambassadors of the Visegrad Group (Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Poland and Hungary) on Wednesday April 27. The four Ambassadors will address these topics followed by a discussion with students and faculty members from Aarhus University.

The event takes place on Wednesday April 27 at 2:30 pm-4:30 pm in Auditorium 2, Building 1441 (corner of Randersvej/Nordre Ringgade). Admission is free and everybody is welcome.