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06 January 2022
THE ECHO OF VIOLENCE. One year after the assault on Capitol Hill
Giovedì, 13 gennaio 2022, 11:00 - 12:30 (New York) / 17:00 - 18:30 (Bruxelles)
La European Foundation for Democracy e La Stampa – Gruppo GEDI News Network, organizzano una dibattito sull’assalto...
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30 November 2021
Forced labour in China: time for concrete measures at EU level?
Wednesday, 8th December 2021, 16:00 – 17:00 (CET – Brussels time)
Across Europe, increasing focus is being given to human rights due diligence, supply chain transparency, and modern slavery...
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19 November 2021
Conference report “Women and Jihad. Pathways of radicalisation, proselytising and recruitment”.
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On the 4 November, the European Foundation for Democracy presented the report "Women and Jihad. Pathways of radicalisation, proselytising and recrui...
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08 July 2020
La France et le COVID-19: L’impact d’une épidémie de fake news
En France, comme dans beaucoup d’autres pays européens, les gouvernements ont dû faire face à un certain nombre d’infox et autres attaques médiatiques menées par des acteurs étatiques, la Chine entre autres, et non étatiques. Nos experts nous guiderons à travers ce terrain particulier et complexe afin de réagir et prévenir les méfaits de ces spirales de désinformation au sein de la société française.
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30 June 2020
COVID-19 Crisis: USAID’s response in Europe and Eurasia
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented enormous challenges to our societies in sectors as varied as healthcare, government, civil society, and the media. This discussion will explore USAID’s response to the crisis in partnership with governments and organisations across Europe.
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25 June 2020
Why Asia matters: Coronavirus and beyond
The COVID-19 crisis, amplified by an interconnected and globalised world, is a stark reminder that no country can live in perfect isolation. While Asia will remain an important economic partner for Europe and the West in general, the pandemic has also brought to light the intrinsic perils of relationships with autocratic countries. The discussion will explore the broad regional context beyond the pandemic, with a particular focus on opportunities to engage with partners that share the same liberal-democratic principles.
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