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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Dialogue Eastern Europe

Borysohlibska 15a
04070 Kyiv, Ukraine

+38 (044) 234 10 38
office(at)fes-dee.org

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Topics and scope of activities

Civil Society Dialogue

Civil Society Dialogue

The overall aim of our activities in this line is to foster the development of those regional identities in EaP-countries and Russia, that are based on common European democratic values. The development of such a transnational liaison between the societies of the six EaP-countries and Russia is further aimed to promote the path of peaceful cooperation and mutual understanding both within the region framework and in relations with the EU. More

Regional Dialogue of Progressive Young Leaders

Regional Dialogue of Progressive Young Leaders

In the framework of our activities within the "Regional Dialogue of Young Leaders" we are working with young leaders, who are open for building bridges in the regional context, especially between the Eastern Partnership countries and Russian Federation. More

IPS Journal

IPS Journal

IPG - International politics and society - is an online platform for dialogue referring to issues of international politics, security, European integration and ecology. Our authors do not simply describe major international events but analyze, evaluate and criticize them, calling for an open discussion. More


Publications

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FES on Youtube

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The FES Regional Office "Dialogue Eastern Europe"

The countries of the Eastern Partnership (EAP) – Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine - as well as the Russian Federation are characterized by common structural problems and at the same time diverging development paths. All these countries are democracies according to their own expectations, but many of them often grant restricted levels of freedom to their civil societies. The democratic consolidation in most of them countries is considered as faltering or not yet completed. In the economic sector, the ongoing crisis shows that none of the countries had developed a sustainable strategy for growth and the vulnerability to external shocks stays high. The social situation of the population is consecutively uncertain, young people are often looking for prospects abroad. more

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