Semaine de la société civile ukrainienne : Une semaine, quatre événements, Paris & en ligne
Une présentation du programme conjoint de PADEM et de l’Organisation pour les mouvements non violents, du 26 juin au 3…
Geographical Coverage: Europe
Ukrainian Civil Society Week: One Week, Four Events, Paris & Online
An introduction to the joint PADEM and Organisation for Nonviolent Movements programme running 26 June to 3 July, bringing together…
La société civile : le bouclier permanent
Amber French-Griette soutient que la défense la plus durable de l’Ukraine n’est pas militaire mais civique : la résistance enracinée…
Civil Society: The Forever Shield
Amber French-Griette argues that Ukraine’s most durable defence is not military but civic: the grassroots resistance built by its civil…
Au-delà des puces : Pourquoi la démocratie de Taiwan importe-t-elle à l’Europe ?
Alors que le débat européen sur Taiwan se focalise sur les semi-conducteurs, cet article soutient que la menace la plus…
Beyond Chips: Why Taiwan’s Democracy Matters to Europe?
While European debate on Taiwan fixates on semiconductors, this piece argues that the more urgent threat is Beijing’s influence operations…
Leading through uncertainty or what Prague taught me about Europe’s democratic future – by Yuliia Dziuba
The GDC Europe Forum 2026 in Prague organized by EDYN in collaboration with the Global Democracy Coalition reminded me why…
Will Washington Lose a Model Ally in Europe?
The Trump administration continuously hails Poland as a model ally and an example for other countries in Europe. From its…
RULE OF LAW: reforms in Poland and Hungary – interview with Jakub Jaraczewski
In the 11th episode of Przez Pryzmat ‘Through the Prism’ a podcast on the context behind contemporary politics, Jakub Jaraczewski,…
Orbán’s Defeat Marks Democratic Renewal in Hungary, Signalling New Possibilities for Europe and the U.S.
Viktor Orbán’s defeat marks a defining turning point not only for Hungary but for democracy around the world. After years…