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In this episode of EMBRACE Democracy, we bring together two voices from regions currently at the heart of global attention: Gaza and Ukraine. Our guests, Omar Shaban and Tetiana Kyselova – both members of the EMBRACE consortium – are researchers, practitioners, and advocates for peace and democratic transformation.

Together, they explore how people continue to engage in democratic action despite violence and uncertainty, what lessons can be drawn from the ground, and how the EU is perceived – and could play a more constructive role – in these contexts.


Notes: 

This episode was recorded on 10 July 2025. 


Links to the recommendations made in the episode: 

Abd al-Rahman al-Kawakibi – The Nature of Despotism

Roger Fisher and William Uri – Getting to Yes


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