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Yet, it appears naïve to believe that large amounts of public money for NGOs that populists don’t like will continue to flow unchallenged, especially as the new political climate could be very different after June 2024 | Olivier Hoslet/POOL/AFP via Getty Images

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Preparing for a post-Soros Europe

By POLITICO 3 years ago

POLITICO – Alberto Alemanno explains the consequences that the Open Society Foundations’ retreat from Europe will have for civil society organizations.

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