Media literacy, fact-checking, stratcom, to some extent, most EU member states utilise similar approaches, but the emphasis differs. There are 27 intertwined policy environments to deal with #disinformation in the EU. On top of that, there is the EU policy that applies in all member states. We had a country-by-country look in this #EDMO report. https://edmo.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/EDMO-Report-How-is-disinformation-addressed-in-the-member-states-of-the-European-Union-%E2%80%93-27-country-cases-.pdf

Who are the actors behind #disinformation in the EU? Are they foreign or local? Do they involve politicians and (fringe) media? It depends on the specific country - our recent EDMO report shows. https://edmo.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/EDMO-Report-Literature-review-on-actors-of-disinformation-in-the-European-Union-.pdf

“ I wonder if a time will come when we recognise that the private sector just will not deliver certain forms of digital technology.” @parismarx on alternatives to Silicon Valley’s behemoths.

A #Belieber on the highest level.

Angela Merkel is back. Let‘s see what she has to say.

There is no risk-free media environment. Even in countries where the media system is widely considered pluralistic and free, media workers face multiple challenges. Funding and regulation need to be constantly adapted to new realities. Insights from the #MPM - Media Pluralism Monitor of the EUI CMPF. https://cmpf.eui.eu/media-pluralism-monitor-2024/

I describe briefly the outlook of the Hungarian opposition in this week’s EU and municipal elections. With new right-wing opposition forces emerging, the political landscape will become more conservative, with very limited space for progressive positions. https://www.greeneuropeanjournal.eu/hungarys-opposition-in-the-grip-of-fidesz-light/