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Who needs enemies when Dublin is cutting the EU’s democratic resilience branch?

The Irish Council presidency’s negotiating box for the 2028–2034 MFF trims the overall budget by eight per cent. It cuts AgoraEU, the programme for democracy, civil society, media and culture, by 30 per cent. All quiet on the CEE front?
Eastern flank countries know best how the fragility of democratic security undermines economic resilience, and why cutting support for democracy now would only deepen that threat. Yet, almost none have protested so far against cutting funds devoted to the democratic defence.
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