Peace Research Center Prague (PRCP) is a distinguished and interdisciplinary center of excellence, situated at Charles University. As a prominent independent international center, PRCP is dedicated to conducting cutting-edge research on peace, conflict, and international security. Their primary objectives encompass a deeper scholarly understanding of the causes, consequences, and dynamics of violence, as well as the development of new measures to foster international cooperation, in order to prevent unnecessary human suffering.

Under the auspices of Charles University, PRCP conducts extensive research in various areas, including arms control, disarmament, and non-proliferation, as well as frozen conflicts and power shifts that influence the world order. Their research findings are disseminated through a range of publications, including peer-reviewed articles, policy briefs, and working papers. PRCP also engages in international collaborations and undertakes special projects such as the Frozen Conflicts Dataset, Global Flows of Political Information (GLOWIN), and the Experimental Lab for International Security Studies (ELISS).

Notably, PRCP places a strong emphasis on staying up to date with current news and events related to their research areas. By promoting comprehensive research and scholarly exchange, Peace Research Center Prague plays a pivotal role in advancing global peace and security