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Episode 2 – Disinformation in the EU
We come back to another the Brussels Insider Election Edition. In this episode Hannah Schwarz, the host, will interview Sofia Calabrese from the European Partnership for Democracy and talk about disinformation in EU while discussing – the new upcoming Digit Service Act of the EU. Which will be followed by a general discussion about what this mear for the cifizens of the EU joined with the co-host Berkin Cetintas.
Episode 1 – European Parties and EU Elections
We come back to the Brussels Insider with a new special election edition. This episode Hannah Schwarz and Berkin Cetintas, the hosts, will inteview Lea Haas from the European Green Party and talk about how the European Parties work, and to look at what role the European Parties play for the incoming EU elections in June 6-9 in 2024.
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