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Empowered and Involved: Final study on #EngagEUrCouncil

#EngagEUrCouncil

Throughout the past two years, young citizens from Germany, Portugal and Slovenia have developed ideas for the future of Europe under the guidance of IEP. This study offers project evaluation and lessons learned for the future.

Needed: a comprehensive cross-sectoral EU reform package

Berlin Perspectives

The Conference on the Future of Europe concluded that the EU needs a fundamental reform to face current challenges. The German government and a group of like-minded states should propose a comprehensive cross-sectoral reform package with the European Monetary Union at its centre.

Press statement on the release of the 2022 Rule of Law Report

On 13 July 2022, the European Commission published the third annual Rule of Law Report. In RESILIO's press statement, Maria Skóra assesses the positive and negative developments.

#6 UkraineMEMO: "If we do not fight, we will not live"

In episode 6 of UkraineMEMO we analyse Russia's war of aggression and its consequences for the Ukrainian state and society. We also reflect on how linguistic, cultural and political diversity has contributed to Ukraine's democratic development.

#6 UkraineMEMO: "If we do not fight, we will not live"

In episode 6 of UkraineMEMO we analyse Russia's war of aggression and its consequences for the Ukrainian state and society. We also reflect on how linguistic, cultural and political diversity has contributed to Ukraine's democratic development.

integration 02/22

European enlargement policy in the context of the war in Ukraine, ideas for reforming the EU and the connection between migration and Brexit – the new issue of "integration" throws a spotlight on major European challenges of our time.

Policy Paper: The illiberal challenge of the EU – Value divergence in Central and Eastern Europe?

Value Divergence Central and Eastern Europe

Some governments in Central and Eastern Europe are more illiberal than their populations. They support most of the EU’s liberal values. We analyse and explain the origins and conditions of illiberalism in the region.

Reforming the EU’s electoral law: More EU democracy

Berlin Perspectives

The European Parliament proposes a reform of the European electoral law in order to strengthen EU-democracy. A core demand: EU-wide electoral lists. Germany should get off the side lines and support it proactively.

#5 UkraineMEMO: Cultural diplomacy in times of war

Between solidarity and struggle for existence: In episode 5 of UkraineMEMO we discuss what constitutes modern Ukrainian culture, how it can be integrated into the European cultural space and why Ukraine is allowed to be uneasy in its communication right now.

#5 UkraineMEMO: Cultural diplomacy in times of war

Between solidarity and struggle for existence: In episode 5 of UkraineMEMO we discuss what constitutes modern Ukrainian culture, how it can be integrated into the European cultural space and why Ukraine is allowed to be uneasy in its communication right now.

Momentum for change: How to proceed with the results of the Conference on the Future of Europe

On May 9, 2022, the Conference on the Future of Europe concluded with European citizens presenting their proposals. Now, it is up to policymakers at all levels to set the course for implementing the ideas.

Policy advice in times of war – 25th Ukraine Breakfast Debate

How has the work of Ukrainian think tankers changed since the Russian invasion on 24 February 2022? What challenges do they face and how can the international community support them? Representatives of three think tanks discussed.

German DiCE Regional Assembly

What do regional and local governments think of differentiated integration? Academics and German local representatives discussed the research findings of the Horizon 2020 DiCE Network Projects "EU IDEA" and "InDivEU".

Study – The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on gender-based-violence in Central Asia

Eurasia Lab Fellowship Program

Violence against women is a prevalent issue in Central Asia. How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted gender-based violence patterns in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan?

Study on online civic activism in Turkmenistan

Eurasia Lab Fellowship Program

How did social media influence the protests in and outside Turkmenistan in 2020? The study sheds light on the role of online activism during this wave of protests.

Breaking double standards in the EU’s migration policy

Berlin Perspectives

The reform of EU asylum and migration policy has been controversial for a long time. A values-based approach by some EU countries to circumvent vetoes by individual member states could counteract the dysfunctional structures in this area.

#4 UkraineMEMO: Russia's war against Ukraine – What makes it so complex?

Ukrainian resilience, Russian identity politics and the unity of the West: In episode 4 of UkraineMEMO we shed light on unexpected turns in the course of the war, its regional and international level, and lessons for the future.

#4 UkraineMEMO: Russia's war against Ukraine – What makes it so complex?

Ukrainian resilience, Russian identity politics and the unity of the West: In episode 4 of UkraineMEMO we shed light on unexpected turns in the course of the war, its regional and international level, and lessons for the future.

integration 01/22

Angela Merkel's legacy in European politics, EU-Belarus relations and European health policy – the “integration” examines topics relating to European crisis management and foreign policy.

EU IDEA final conference

After three years of research on differentiated integration, the Horizon 2020 project EU IDEA is coming to an end. At the final conference, researchers from the project presented their research results.