Inaugural Forum: Dates Announced for the Bucharest Convening
The foundation's first Forum will take place in Bucharest over three working days in October 2026 and will convene around 180 participants from across the region.
Policy Reports, the Annual Geopolitical Outlook, foundation news, and op-eds by Board members and partners on Southeast Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean.
The foundation's first Forum will take place in Bucharest over three working days in October 2026 and will convene around 180 participants from across the region.
The foundation's inaugural index measures institutional trust, civic participation, and judicial independence across 14 countries in Southeast Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Athens office becomes the foundation's second operational hub and the primary co-ordination point for Eastern Mediterranean engagements.
Membership organisations are out of fashion. That is precisely why the region needs them — and what the foundation's own membership model is designed to test.
Six countries, six grids, one decarbonisation horizon. A working paper on what a credible regional energy compact would need to contain.
Cross-border judicial cooperation rarely makes the news. It nonetheless determines whether the region's anti-corruption commitments translate into anything beyond rhetoric.
The foundation's flagship annual review of regional dynamics across Southeast Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean, with country chapters and a cross-cutting synthesis.
A multi-year partnership establishes a joint research fellowship and a regional case-study series on public-sector reform.
A short technical brief on the four cross-border mobility corridors that account for most regional labour movement, and what their operational state says about deeper integration.
How Cyprus, Greece, and Israel's overlapping energy plans interact with European Union energy-security objectives, and where the foundation expects friction.
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