Being Different in Eastern Europe: Essay
In many parts of the world, political division has intensified in recent years, and Eastern Europe is no exception.
I wasn’t paying attention in history class either – essay
The issues we face today - social tensions, political disagreements, economic challenges - frequently show problems that have already happened.
Will AI kill journalism? A short podcast
The European Youth Parliament – France is a citizenship education association run by and for young people. Listen to this short podcast by a young creator on the role of AI in journalism.
A New Era of Transparency: The EU Moves to Regulate Political Advertising in the Digital Age
Since October 10, new EU-wide rules have come into force aiming to make political advertising more transparent — especially when it comes to how it’s funded and distributed online. It’s a major step designed to protect citizens from manipulation, disinformation, and hidden influences, particularly during election periods.
From bent bananas to banned cars: why EU hoaxes still go viral among people
From “bendy bananas” to “banned cars,” myths about the European Union keep circulating online. These so-called euromyths take complex regulations and reframe them into simple, funny, and emotional stories about “bans.”
How Russian Disinformation Creates an Alternative History of the War
In the Russian information space, truth has long been lost to well-constructed fiction designed to absolve the aggressor and blame its victims. When these narratives spill over into global social media, they blur the boundary between history and propaganda.
Will “Chat Control” Fight Abuse Online or is it a Risk of Mass Surveillance?
EU’s controversial proposal Chat Control has sparked fierce debate with an agreement between governments on the hoziron: is it a much-needed safeguard against online abuse or a dangerous step towards mass surveillance? Here’s what’s real, what’s disinformation and how it could impact your daily digital life.
Young Romanians: Committed Europeans, yet susceptible to disinformation
Young Romanians strongly identify as Europeans, yet many are also vulnerable to disinformation. Their concerns range from fears about losing national sovereignty and increased labor migration, to strict EU regulations and the influence of external cultures.
