Supporting Democracy After the Invasion of Ukraine

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14 June 2022
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Ukraine
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Democracy in the world
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Supporting Democracy After the Invasion of Ukraine

Writing for writing for Carnegie Europe, our CEO Anthony Smith explores how best to support democracy after the invasion of Ukraine.

Carnegie Europe and the European Partnership for Democracy asked experts and practitioners prominent in this field to reflect on these questions and offer short comments on how they think the invasion might reshape international policies and democratic support.

Read Anthony's analysis on Carnegie Europe's website

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