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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2026 · 39 MIN

Can the EU still promote democracy in a geopolitical age? | InvigoratEU Talks #03

from Europe Speaks: A TEPSA Podcast · host The Trans European Policy Studies Association

Democracy support has been a cornerstone of EU enlargement and neighbourhood policy. Yet, today it is increasingly intertwined with geopolitical competition. In this third episode of InvigoratEU Talks, we ask: has the EU become better at promoting democracy, or has geopolitics changed the rules of the game?  InvigoratEU Talks is a podcast series born from the Horizon Europe-funded project, InvigoratEU, bringing together leading scholars and policy-makers from across Europe to do exactly what the name suggests: re-invigorate EU enlargement and neighbourhood policy in a changing world. Host: Mariam Khotenashvili, Executive Director, TEPSA Guests: Petar Markovic, Ambassador of Montenegro to the EU Giselle Bosse, Professor, Maastricht University and TEPSA Board Member  Richard Youngs, Senior Fellow, Carnegie Europe and TEPSA Board Member Music: Luka Margiani Editing: Barbara Vanotti This episode is funded by the European Union as part of the Horizon Europe-funded InvigoratEU project.

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