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2023 annual report: One year of fighting. Lessons for the EU from Ukraine’s resilience and the energy sector
EFOR releases the 2023 annual report
Subsidies of Romanian political parties in 2022
Database: Candidates for the elections in Romania, 2004-2020
China’s influence in Romania
NGOs in wartime
Ukraine is not Russia! What are the differences?
Social reuse of assets recovered from crime and mechanisms to protect victims
Comments on the updated draft amending Law 334/2006, published by the PEA on 18 November
Open Letter to MEPs: Do Not Undermine Reforms in the NRRPs for the Entire EU
The new justice laws as adopted by the Parliament
5 MYTHS ABOUT NATURAL GAS – GREENPEACE& EXPERT FORUM
Cross-border Talks – Sorin Ioniță: China is not interested in investing in Central and Southeastern Europe
China’s presence in Romania:The hundred flowers that never bloomed
15,000 citizens supported the petition sent to the parties and the PEA regarding political party subsidies
Strong community of investigators against organized crime and corruption
Sorin Ioniță: China is not interested in investing in Central and Southeastern Europe
Report: Temporary health. Analysis of CAS and DSP appointments over the last 10 years
New justice laws: reform or the return of old habits from the pre-accession period?
China Watch – August 2022
Stop Schengen visas for Russian citizens
Keep calm and call out Putin’s bluff on gas
China Watch: Online Monitoring – July
Transparency in the Energy Sector: Are We Prepared for the Winter Crisis?
Monitoring of 2022 Parliamentary Elections in Hungary
Report and video: Financing political parties in 2021
China’s growing footprint in the global geopolitical landscape
China Watch – May 2022- DEBATE Financing of political parties in 2021
Electoral recommendations database
The National Local Development Program in 2022. Billions for delayed projects
How the media monitoring landscape looks 1 month before the election?
2022 – Hungarian Elections in Transylvania, Romania
China Watch – April
China Watch – March 2022
China Watch February 2022
#baniipartidelor: information campaign about political financing in Romania
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European election observers and Hungarian civil society organisations call on EU Member State governments to honour ODIHR’s recommendations and second election observers to Hungary for the parliamentary elections on April 3
EFOR has released its 2022 annual report on two relevant topics: energy and politics
Relevant and participative local public policy
EFOR Annual Report 2022
EFOR in 2021
Stop the arbitrary allocations of subsidies for political parties!
EFOR urges the government, the PEA and political leaders to reduce party subsidies
Europe’s Vulnerability to Chinese Propaganda is Homegrown
What we don’t know about China?
Chinese communities in Romania, Bulgaria and Ukraine
Clientelism without reserves- Policy brief on political representation of women in Romania
Online Monitoring – FIDESZ Propaganda in Transylvania
DEBATE What happens to the electoral reform?
Expert Forum joins the regional Energy Transparency Index for the new edition in 2021- EFOR elaborated the Nations in Transit 2021 chapter on Romania (Freedom House)
Promoting Common Values Across Europe (PROCOVEU)
The government increased the subsidies of political parties again, secretly
Two-a-penny: 5 million euro per year for the Hungarian language media trust in Transylvania
Key messages in the conference Eastern Europe-Taiwan
Money for pandemic advertising
SCEMAPS: 2,400 public employees from Bulgaria, Italy, Spain and Romania to identify the strengths and weaknesses against corruption of the public bodies they work for
In Brief on 9DASHLINE
Conference: Eastern Europe and the Republic of China (Taiwan)
Radio talk show about the Chinese at the Black Sea- The Chinese in the Black Sea Countries
Falling into History- How do we fix PNDL?
- Boycott Olimpics
Political finance transparency: tools and impact
Political financing in 2020: transparency and irregularities
European voters – together for electoral integrity
The laws on justice: don’t open Pandora’s box!
DEBATE Political party financing in 2020: transparency and irregularities
Draft Law on the protection of whistleblowers. EFOR’s comments and position
Participation of third parties to elections
SCEMAPS: State Capture Deconstructed- SCEMAPS: While over 60% of criminal networks use state capture practices, preventive tools as SceMaps proved essential to tackle corruption
SCEMAPS: Assessing State Capture Vulnerabilities at the Sectoral Level
Promoting Common Values Across Europe
SCEMAPS Newsletter 5: Big-data analysis conducted by SceMaps exposes irregularities in the public procurement processes of Romania and Bulgaria
SCEMAPS: Monitoring Anti-Corruption Policy Implementation in High-Risk Sectors- SCEMAPS Newsletter 4: SceMaps provides big-data analysis to uncover potential corrupt behaviour in public procurement
2021 annual report: The Fog of Governance. How Romania fails in using big data for modern policy processes
Asset recovery in Romania
EVENT: The Fog of Governance. How Romania fails in using big data for modern policy processes
Orientalism 2.0
EFOR contributed to the special edition of the Transylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences
CHINA WATCH
EFOR in 2020
FiecareVot: Preliminary report on the monitoring campaign of the 2020 parliamentary elections
Sorin Ioniță quoted by Al Jazeera’s documentary about illegal logging in Romania
ROUNDTABLE: The EC Rule of Law Report: Romania, Bulgaria, Italy and Spain
Directions in anticorruption
FiecareVot Coalition: Release of the local election monitoring report and debate about the preparations for the parliamentary elections
The funding of electoral campaigns – 2020 local elections
FiecareVot preliminary observation report – local elections 2020
Women in the 2020 local elections
Electoral assistance for voters and accreditation of observers for polling stations- Expert Forum released an interactive map the candidates for the 2020 local elections
Monitoring Report on the electoral campaign financing
Democratization and Democracy Resilience Case Studies: Armenia, The Gambia, Mali