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Europe’s first Enlargement Forum comes at a moment when accession is no longer just a policy process but a test of trust.

Russian influence characterized the election campaign in Moldova, both in the form of disinformation and control over access to energy. Nevertheless, democracy withstood the pressure. The explanation lies in the trust between people and between the people and the state. This should be taken into account in the assessment of European aid and cooperation.

The RE-ENGAGE project is currently conducting fieldwork in six case countries in the Western Balkans and the Eastern Neighbourhood to deepen the understanding of how these countries perceive and respond to hybrid threats, such as disinformation. The project’s primary aim is to assess how the EU can more effectively…

As the EU grapples with the growing influence of authoritarian powers in its neighbourhood, the RE-ENGAGE project is working to provide the EU with a new, resilience-focused approach to democracy support. At a recent RE-ENGAGE conference in Moldova, researchers highlighted the need for the EU to adapt its democracy…

Welcome to follow the RE-ENGAGE conference session online from the Moldova State University on 7 November 2024.