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@chrisbulski Bold? Perhaps. Unrealistic? Maybe. But as Bulski reminds us, this is precisely the role of think tanks: to ask difficult questions and put forward the solutions that tomorrow might require.

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Disinformation is no longer just background noise - it has become a weapon.

From cloned media outlets to AI-generated deepfakes, Europe is increasingly under attack in the digital sphere.

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#Disinformation #CyberSecurity #EU #Democracy #EUinsider

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In his latest op-ed for https://t.co/FfqZqJSt9b, Krzysztof Bulski @chrisbulski argues that Europe must move beyond overstretched fact-checking hubs and fragmented initiatives.

He proposes the creation of a European Cyber Guard - a volunteer corps of citizens.

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The European Policy Innovation Council (EPIC) has published the first-ever audit of the Draghi Report’s implementation. The results are sobering.

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AI is changing the tech job market, but it’s not the only reason for the recent layoffs and hiring freezes. We explore the story behind the numbers—and which jobs are truly at risk.
#AI #Tech

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Is the EU about to give ground on digital sovereignty as pressure mounts from the US? Dive into our latest analysis of the Digital Markets Act, transatlantic power plays, and what’s at stake for Europe’s future, a piece by Ricardo Silvestre.

https://t.co/CkfMLVylSt

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A new ECFR survey finds strong support for higher defence spending across most of Europe, but many doubt the EU can achieve independence from the US within five years. However, support for Ukraine remains high, regardless of US policy. #Europe #Defence

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The European Parliament has set up a working group to review how the European Commission funds NGOs, following controversy over payments to environmental groups. The group will report in six months and could recommend rule changes. #EU #NGOs

https://t.co/GK1BSIznL3

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Greece’s parliament has voted to investigate former Transport Minister Kostas Karamanlis over the 2023 Tempi rail disaster that killed 57 people. A special committee will consider waiving his immunity for possible criminal charges. #Greece #Tempi

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EU governments have agreed on a €1.5 billion defense investment, with at least 65% of components for funded items required to come from the EU or associated countries, although some states argued the “buy European” rules are too restrictive #EU #Defense

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Turkey has claimed half of the Aegean Sea as its area of marine influence, escalating a territorial dispute with Greece over marine conservation zones. The move follows Greece’s plans to create marine parks in contested waters. #Turkey #Greece

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The Dutch government has advised parents not to let children under 15 use social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram, citing risks such as depression, panic attacks, and sleep issues. #Netherlands

https://t.co/AuxyWmr44S

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The European Commission found AliExpress in breach of platform rules over handling illegal products, citing failures in risk assessment and content moderation. Future breaches may lead to fines. #EU #AliExpress

https://t.co/l76AehHBMt

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The G7 summit ended without major agreements on Ukraine or the Middle East. Six leaders discussed the conflicts, but no joint statement on Ukraine was released, as the summit was marked by President Trump’s departure. #G7 #Ukraine

https://t.co/T1dqAcw7tg

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The European Commission has fined Greece nearly €400 million for mismanaging EU farm subsidies between 2016 and 2023. The penalty follows findings of inadequate controls and comes as investigations into farm fraud continue. #EU #Greece

https://t.co/h2gqZrH3Sr

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At the G7 summit, President Trump signaled he would not back new sanctions on Russia, saying Europeans should "do it first". The EU and UK are pushing for a lower price cap on Russian oil as part of coordinated sanctions. #G7 #Sanctions #Russia

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The IAEA board has found Iran in non-compliance with its nuclear obligations for the first time in 20 years. In response, Iran announced plans for a new enrichment facility. #IAEA #Iran

https://t.co/6qTwIpOk7U

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The UK and EU have agreed to open Gibraltar’s borders with Spain, ending passport checks and joining the Schengen area. The deal aims to ease crossings for 15,000 daily commuters and ensure legal certainty. #Gibraltar #Schengen

https://t.co/wbCEkxf7a3

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@donaldtusk has won a vote of confidence in parliament, maintaining his position after his coalition’s defeat in the presidential election. Challenges are on the horizon, as newly elected President Karol Nawrocki can veto key legislation. #Poland

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President Macron says France will ban social media for children under 15 within months if the EU does not act. The announcement follows a fatal school stabbing by a 14-year-old in Nogent. #France #SocialMedia

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