Office Assistant
Post-conflict state building, security and protracted conflicts in Europe's eastern neighbourhood
French, English, Spanish, Italian, Russian
Constance Victor is the Paris office assistant at the European Council on Foreign Relations. Previously, she was an intern at the ECFR Paris office and for the Kosciuszko Institute think-tank in Poland. She has also worked as a conflict risk analyst for a consultancy firm.
Victor holds a BA in political science and an MA in nationalism and ethnic conflict studies from Leiden University in the Hague, Netherlands. She also holds an MA in conflict resolution in divided societies from King’s College London, UK.
Since the Georgian Dream party suspended EU accession talks, Georgia’s population has made its feelings known. Now the EU should show solidarity by helping secure the country’s democratic future
Moldova’s two upcoming elections will shape its EU ascension trajectory; but Russian interference threatens its democratic process. Moldova and EU policymakers should now collaborate to combat voter bribery and disinformation, especially in its Russian-speaking regions
In Gagauzia, Russia uses the historically Russian culture and identity of the population to persuade them to go along with its own interests
Constance Victor analyses the extent of Russia’s influence in Moldova
