Ilina Mangova

Ilina Mangova is a political scientist with many years of management and research experience with programs for the advancement of political processes and good governance in the country and in the region. As a regional advisor for Europe, director and deputy director at the International Republican Institute (IRI) in North Macedonia, she has collaborated with government institutions and political parties both domestically and internationally. Mangova holds a master’s degree in Comparative Politics – Democracy from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), United Kingdom, for which she was awarded a Chevening Scholarship by the British Government.

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Ethnic tensions, the long road toward the EU, and social, political and cultural divisions make Macedonia vulnerable to foreign interference and...

FIMI is a risk to be managed, not a statement to be refuted.

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Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) doesn't defeat you with one lie. It defeats you with a habit. The habit of doubting...

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