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Join us for an academic discussion exploring Nayib Bukele’s El Salvador through the lens of cultural hegemony, examining the relationship between political leadership, popular consent, religion, and the construction of political legitimacy.

You are warmly welcome to the public lecture by Sheng-Syong Jhong, Taiwanese journalist and social activist.

Czech research into the Middle Ages has a global reach. A research team from the Faculty of Arts, Charles University (CU FA), travelled throughout Australia and New Zealand as part of the PAMELA and CoRe projects.

These elections raise numerous questions regarding the country’s future trajectory. Which direction will Brazil take under its new president? How will the outcome influence the wider Latin American region? Has the continental right or left gained momentum? What lies ahead for the Amazon? And what fate awaits the imprisoned Jair Bolsonaro? The panel discussion Post-Election Brazil will seek to address these questions and many more.

Two academics from Jimma University in Ethiopia visited the Faculty of Arts, Charles University (CU Faculty of Arts), at the beginning of the winter semester as part of the Erasmus+ programme.

Would you like to spend this semester learning something you can use not only in your studies, but even more importantly, in your own life? The new English-taught online course Student Well-Being lets you study largely at your own pace, try evidence-based practices that support student mental health and well-being, and earn 3 ECTS credits along the way.

The Centre for African Studies invites you to a lecture exploring the growing challenges of xenophobia, tribalism, and political fragmentation in post-election South Africa. The event will examine how these developments are reshaping the country’s democratic landscape and the vision of the “Rainbow Nation.”