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EU:n ja Venäjän seurantakomitea on ETSK:n sisäinen elin, joka vastaa suhteista Venäjän kansalaisyhteiskuntaan.

Sen jälkeen, kun Venäjän federaation viranomaiset käynnistivät sodan Ukrainaa vastaan 24. helmikuuta 2022, Venäjän vapaa kansalaisyhteiskunta on vaiennettu erityislaeilla ja lisääntyvillä sortotoimilla ja monet hallinnon arvostelijat on pakotettu maanpakoon.

Nykyisissä vaikeissa olosuhteissa ETSK on päättänyt pitää vuoropuhelukanavan avoimena EU:n alueella vaikuttavien Venäjän kansalaisyhteiskunnan sodanvastaista osaa edustavien toimijoiden suuntaan.

Tämä on johtanut hedelmälliseen tietojen ja näkemysten vaihtoon siitä, miten kahdenvälisten suhteiden tulisi jatkua sen jälkeen, kun sota on päättynyt ja vapaus ja demokratia on palautettu maahan.

  • Ms Kamila Partyka - Policy Officer
    Organisation
    Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture, European Commission
    Ms Kamila Partyka, EC: EU-Russia Cooperation in Higher Education
  • Ms Tatiana Babrauskiene
    Organisation
    European Economic and Social Committee
    Ms Tatiana Babrauskiene, EESC - Aligning higher education in the EU and Russia
  • Mr Gediminas Ramanauskas Policy Officer C-1 Strategy, EFTA and enlargement countries, Russia, Asia and Pacific
    Organisation
    DG Research & Innovation European Commission
    Mr Ramanauskas, European Commission: EU-Russia Cooperation in the Areas of Science, Research and Innovation
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    On 30 and 31 March, 100 students and 39 teachers from all 28 EU Member States and the five EU candidate countries (Albania, Northern Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey) met at the EESC in Brussels for “Your Europe, Your Say!” 2017. This year's theme was “Europe @ 60: Where to next?”.

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    On 17-18 March 2016, students from schools in all 28 EU Member States and, for the first time, from the 5 EU candidate countries (Albania, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Turkey) met at the EESC in Brussels for Your Europe, Your Say!. They came to debate an issue that has been one of the most important topics on the European political agenda for some time: migration and integration. The key question for this year’s event was “How can we better integrate migrants and refugees in our societies?”.

     

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    The European Union: how does it work? Can you influence decisions? Do you know how the policies that affect your life are made?

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