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Disinfo, Geopolitics, Behavioral Sciences. Associate Professor @Elteppk, Director @Pol_Cap, coordinator @hdmohub Policy Leader Fellow @STGEUI Senior Fella @CEPA
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We Cannot Afford to Lose Ukraine — Nor Hungary | European Voices

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By Péter Krekó
| europeanvoices.eu
Europe must not sleepwalk into strategic defeat. If European governments fail to support Ukraine, the consequences will not remain confined to the Donbas. Péter Krekó is the director of Political Capital Institute, a Budapest-based think tank. Three and a half years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war has settled into a grim background noise of European life.
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EU-Unterstützung in Serbien und Ungarn: Weniger ist immer mehr

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By Péter Krekó, Ferenc Nemeth
| Der Tagesspiegel Verified
© IMAGO/ZUMA Press Wire/IMAGO/Aaron Schwartz/POOL Seit Jahren versucht Russland in Mittel- und Osteuropa seinen Einfluss auszubauen, greift nicht selten zu Desinformationskampagnen. Wie soll die EU damit umgehen? Ein Gastbeitrag von Péter Krekó Ferenc Németh Stand: heute, 09:10 Uhr Die Wahlen in Rumänien, Georgien und Moldau zeigen, dass Russland und seine Verbündeten keine Mühen bei Wahlmanipulationen und außenpolitischen Kursänderungen scheuen.
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The Brussels effect: Bolstering or blunting progress in Europe’s battleground states?

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By Ferenc Nemeth, Péter Krekó
| The Brussels Times Verified
Wednesday 26 November 2025 This is an opinion article by an external contributor. The views belong to the writer. The Parliaments in Belgrade and Budapest East-West rivalries are today at their most visible across the EU and its neighbourhood. Recent elections in Romania, Georgia and Moldova show that Russia and its proxies spare no expense to influence voters, manipulate elections, and sway foreign policy orientations. In most cases, they are unsuccessful.
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