EU Awareness Centre at Paneuropa Ukraine Conference, 10–11 October 2025

The Chairman of the EU Awareness Centre, David Dondua, took part in the 5th Paneuropa Ukraine Conference “United Europe: Time for Subjectivity and Action,” held in Chernivtsi, Ukraine, on 10–11 October 2025.

Over two days, participants discussed the most pressing issues concerning Ukraine’s and Europe’s security. David Dondua spoke at the panel “Europe’s Eastern Border and Future Relations with (Post-)Russia.”

His main message was that Europe’s eastern border is not merely a geographical line but a political and moral frontier — one that defines the future of the entire continent. He emphasised that supporting Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, and Armenia is not an act of generosity but an investment in a stable and peaceful Europe. Dondua also warned that, alongside its brutal war in Ukraine, the Kremlin is waging a multidimensional hybrid campaign against Europe itself — using disinformation, cyberattacks, and political subversion to weaken democracies from within. In this struggle, every country matters — large or small, NATO member or EU candidate — because if one falls, others will follow.